Some time alone to write..

Audrey had found her way into one of the empty classrooms that was sometimes used for clubs. She sat at a table with a journal infront of her. She wrote out a deep,enchanting poem about something or other that was floating around in her mind. She was enjoying the bit of time to herself,which she had not gotten much of since arriving here several days ago. With all the new students bustling about.

Conan had found himself in the classroom, having managed to send Muse off somewhere where'd she hopefully behave. It was unlikely that she would, but it was worth a try. At least he'd get to relax until Muse destroyed something. He didn't seem to notice Audrey right away, focused on a book he was carrying

Hearing foot steps enter the room Audrey causually looked up from her writings. She glanced at Conana and gave him a nod of acknowledgment.

He paused when he noticed someone nodding at him, lowering the book for a moment to acknowledge her.  Being the sibling who actually cared about Elven customs, he of course bowed in a strangely casual manner before going to find a seat

"Hello." She said to him quietly.She was suprised by his subtle bown,it wasnt often people would do that. But it was a plesant surprise. She finished with the poem and closed her journal.

Having returned to his book, he looked up as the girl spoke to him and offered a small smile and returned the simple hello

She glanced at his book and then at him. "What are you reading?" She asked

"Fahrenheit 451" He replied, closing the book as it would be rude to read while in conversation

"Interesting,I don't belive I have ever read it.Whats it about?" She asked,just tying to make conversation.

"I'm not sure, I'm not very far into it." Honestly, right now he was just being polite. He was the idiotic kind of person that needed something rather large to get his attention. Like someone getting bombarded with paper or a girl falling off her ladder in the library

"Oh I see." She nodded. God she hated small talk,she was terrible at doing it and would much rather prefer a insightful conversation.