Trinity Soul University - Orientation
While Trista appreciated the young man's sentiments, she was not quite willing to simply throw in the towel and rest in her dorm. After all, Trista had too much on her hands right now. Stuff that which meant more to her than simple R&R. Finding Seki, attending Orientation, speaking to the Headmaster. Trista was simply not willing to give all that up in exchange for some light rest. Rest that would barely even help Trista at all.
While it may have made little sense in another man's mind, Trista was certain on not resting. Right now, nothing was more important to her than finding her roommate, learning the ropes of the university, and then presenting her powers to the Headmaster. The last of which was of the utmost importance. Without the Headmaster's or someone's guidance, how could Trista even learn in this university? What would be the point of coming here if no-one knew about her powers? All of Trista's dreams were at stake at this current moment. And Trista didn't know if she would get a second chance, if she got some rest.
"I... can't! I just can't rest right now! Not now, of all times!" Trista sternly replied, raising her voice before going silent once more. She had done it. For once in a long time, she had done it. She had raised her voice and stood up against someone. In front of a stranger, no less. Trista was taken aback by the sudden voice that emerged from within. Trista did not know what to feel at all. Fear? Embarrassment? Shame? Right now, Trista feared for what would come next. She stood up against an innocent young man and, if things were going the only way she knew how, things were going to get much worse.
"I..." Trista attempted to speak up, "I... I'm...", but despite all her efforts, Trista could not speak any more. The shame of having stood up against the young man before her, the fear and dread of what was going to come next. It was all too much for her. All she could do now was either break down into tears on the spot or flee. Neither of which was an option that Trista was fond of. Trista promptly drooped down once more, her arms now folded around herself, as she prepared for the worst.


