Lily "Rain Maker" Li
Lily barely heard the apology over the scuffle and the accent and the mask, but she heard it. Not to say it was enough for her to be less than mildly miffed about the body bleeding all over her blanket-- it was a new one, too, goddamn-- but it was enough to satiate her from shouting more obsceneties. In a fluid motion she pushed the body further away with her sledgehammer, the student groaning something wild probably from some broken parts. Out of sight, out of mind, Lily lived by, however, and decided sitting without facing the kid would solve that much of her problems.
As she was making her way back from kicking away the body-- kicking was easier than using her sledgehammer-- her eyes caught sight of the perperator from before. It was an unfamiliar face, but a familiar enough description that Lily knew who she was. Gorilla Girl. Mask and hat? Definitely had to be her.
"Oi, Gorilla Girl," Lily called, folding up her blanket as the girl got clocked on the shoulder followed by an aim to the stomach without lookin a bit hurt. Brutal. She liked that. And if she remembered right, Gorilla Girl was both a transfer and a first year-- Lily decided then, as she finished folding up her blanket and tucking it under her arm: this girl was gonna be her new champion. Making her way towards the first year, Lily offered her smiles, easily lifting the large sledgehammer despite her small frame, with enough control to simply lightly tap the choking delinquent's chin. "Playtime's over."
"I'm Lily," she continued, looking up to the Gorilla. It was quite a sight, really, two tiny girls with a half dying teen between them. "Why're you causin so much trouble?" she asked, maneuvering her sledgehammer so the end hooked onto the pipe, lightly pulling it. It's not to say that Lily had superhuman strength-- she had enough for a girl that needed to survive at Seiryuu, and then some-- it was enough to say that she could swing her sledgehammer with ease, with only one hand. When she lightly pulled on the pipe however, it barely budged, and her small smile faltered before plastering on automatically. "Don't call you Gorilla Girl for nothin," she piped with a small, slightly stressed laugh. Looking up, her light green eyes shimmered:
"Why don't we be friends?"