[center][color=662d91][h3]-Livia Fiore-[/h3][/color][/center]

Honestly, Livia wasn't amused in the slightest by what was going on. Some teacher apparently had a heart attack or something. She wasn't really paying attention at that moment in time - simply reading through her book. She flipped another page, not at all interested. If they weren't going to be starting class, then she had no reason to listen to them drone on and on about something she had little interest in.

[color=ed1c24]"Are you alright? I'm sure Mr. Wick will be fine after a bit of work, from what I hear this school's medical facilities are second to none."[/color]

She recognized that perverts voice from anywhere. She looked up from her book, noticing he was talking to some girl, and a rather appealing little demon. Hmph. Maybe she should go over there and ruin his obvious flirting or something. That'd definitely be fun to watch. Then again, she didn't want to deal with those other girls, either. It'd probably end up with her having to do something incredibly annoying. Like befriending them. That demon looked way to talkative.

So she contented herself with her book, and ignoring most of the other people. The director continued talking about something like the Magus games. Now there was something she'd be looking forward too. It'd definitely be good for relieving some stress, win or lose. Not to mention, she could really, really, greatly enjoy envisioning kicking that Alucard fellow right where it hurts. It'd be a good way to get some practice as well. She could use some live targets for her spirits.

However, what came next...was something she didn't expect.

[color=f6989d]"And the most extreme thing about this all! I will give great power and the number one spot to the single person that manages to get me the Heir of Baphel!"[/color]

...heir...of Baphel?

Now there was something she could be interested in. It wasn't obvious to guess that the room was going to be in an uproar quite soon over that information being revealed. For once, she wasn't put off by the thought of a bunch of screaming idiot people. She simply closed her book, placing it on her desk and resting her arms on it casually. Somewhere in this room? Now that was curious. Livia simply began observing everyone. No one looked all that suspicious just yet, not even that idiot demanding the heir to show themselves. Honestly, she probably looked the most suspicious here, simply calmly observing everyone and their reactions as she rested her chin on one of her palms.

Now, who was it, she wondered?

[center][color=f6989d][h3]~Lyssa~[/h3][/color][/center]

Well, that was too bad. But ah well, she was confident she could find it. It shouldn't be terribly difficult to find. She liked to think she had an incredible sense of direction. She didn't get to ponder that long enough to reply to Iravis, however. Lyssa was completely shocked at what just happened. Being one to dislike violence and loathe conflict, and seeing people get hurt for that matter, she was completely at a loss for words when Mr. Wick just passed out, seemingly dead to the young demon. More importantly though, Iravis seemed more upset then she was.

It was not the time to be shocked when one of her friends was upset.

[color=f6989d]"H-hey, you alright Iravis?"[/color] She asked, giving her a gentle nudge on her shoulder. [color=f6989d]"You wanna go check on him? You're friends, right?"[/color] She honestly didn't know much of what else to say, aside from maybe give her a hug, but she didn't think the other girl would appreciate that very much in her current state.

[color=ed1c24]"Are you alright? I'm sure Mr. Wick will be fine after a bit of work, from what I hear this school's medical facilities are second to none."[/color]

A third party interrupted. She looked over to Alucard, giving him a friendly smile, though said nothing and returned her attention to Iravis.

[color=f6989d]"See? He'll be fine. I'm sure they can fix him up."[/color]

As far as whatever the 'Heir of Baphel' was, she could care less since she didn't even know what it was that well.