The only good thing about waking up in this awful place was that at least it wasn't that terrible ruined town nearby. Last night had been simply horrible! And to top it all off, she'd barely gotten up to see that Star Dragon Sword was already mocking her on the bulletins. Stupid old man...

She made her way to the cafeteria, not really having much appetite. There weren't many people she knew up yet and the few that she did... Kagura caught herself looking at Bridget, only to turn quickly away when that cold, hurty feeling started growing in her chest. He seemed to be just fine, if he could already sit and smile and talk to other people. Either way, she told herself, she didn't need to worry over someone like him.

In her usual shy and quiet way, she found a table, it was difficult to find one that wasn't already occupied by at least one person, but she sat a couple of seats away and tried to concentrate on her own meal without disturbing the other person.