Roof [Wednesday, Late Morning]

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One thing that could definitely be said about the roof, was that it was nothing if not refreshing compared to spending time cooped up in her room. Kate had no classes today, and given how she felt this week, the common room didn’t feel like it was the right place to be spending her time either. What were the chances it would be busy up here, really?

She’d brought a book, in case boredom did set in, but it’d been set on the edge of the roof and abandoned there, when it failed to hold her attention. Sometimes, you just didn’t want to read, or sit, or anything sedentary at all.

Even with the cooling air, she was still feeling the urge to fidget and twitch. So pacing. Pacing and muttering off a list of all things really, really unattractive. The Impala worm, food from the Grease Trap, giant toads...

[[open roof, twitchy necromancer.]]

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"Nothing?" Why did that come out sounding like an innuendo? Any normal week, girls didn't really hit her radar. She opened her mouth to follow that up, then appeared to think better of it.

"I thought everyone had their weak points," she continued instead. "I can't make food look appetising." Her pie had once been described as looking like it had dismembered bodies beneath the crust. It was an insult that stuck with her, apparently.

[wrongkindofsith]

"Nothing important," Cara all but purred, since even half out of her mind with distraction she was wary of letting slip any weakness.

Then, because she could turn anything into an innuendo even when she didn't have an already healthy libido dialled up to eleven. "Trust me, I'm not worried about whether your food looks appetising."

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Oh rly. Kate huffed a short laugh, "Probably a good thing that's my only downfall then, isn't it?"

Okay, it wasn't, but why ruin a perfectly fun back and forth by admitting that?

[wrongkindofsith]

"A very good thing," Cara agreed, eyeing Kate like she was a juicy steak and she hadn't eaten in days.