Shopping District - TSU
Sarah, when she left the infirmary on her way down the hallway, couldn't help but overhear the conversation between that one blue-eyed woman and the younger boy behind her. The same woman had brought in that boy and gave a small greeting to Sarah, and while she seemed as ordinary as any other student here at the university, it still felt good to be acknowledged and greeted. Stuffing her hands into her pockets, the vampire glanced out the windows as she made her way down the halls to the shopping district. It seemed that she wasn't alone in wanting to spend some of her morning training, as there looked to be quite a few students training out in the fields today. Just seeing some of the magic that people were capable of made Sarah excited for the future.
There were whispers in the hallway. Sarah couldn't make out most of them, but what she could make out made her think. Apparently there was a coffeeshop under the name of a cafe, a raccoon had gotten into someone's dorm and made a mess, and there was some kind of fight in the shopping district. Sarah concerned herself the most with the first and third tidbit of information. She felt invigorated to find that shop, but she also felt wary of the shopping district after hearing there was a fight. But then she remembered where she came from, Scotland, and figured rumors of a fight meant as much as the hair on a dog's arse.
After some minutes of wandering about, Sarah found some doors and came out into the shopping district. Lacking a sense of direction, the vampire clung to the shadows and looked to her map for a moment before finding and ducking into a modern-looking brick building. The building had a neon sign of a cup of joe on the side and provided students with outside seating, specialty breakfast and danishes, and of course, caffeine! Plus with all the longue chairs and pleasant music, Sarah figured she could stay here and relax after a long day of classes, should she ever feel exhausted.
When the vampire had her fill of sightseeing, she stepped up to the barista counter to place her order.

