Kay sauntered down the hallways of the school, either unknowing or uncaring of how late she was. Given her general attitude, it could have been either.
Needless to say, she did not expect to exit to the courtyard and find a place in which everyone seemed to be in various states of injury, including some Very Frightening Delinquents in rather snazzy matching outfits. Frowning, she yanked her earbuds out and jogged out to the courtyard, looking less concerned than one should be in the situation. One of the attackers was still semiconscious, as evidenced by the way they kept trying to push themselves to their feet, and she moved to deliver a jolt to their chest. It ended up hitting closer to the stomach, but it was still enough to immobilize them, and they dropped to the ground like a sack of potatoes.
She winced at the thud. The teen disliked doing something like this to defenseless people-fair fights were one thing, she was in kickboxing and had gotten into fistfights more frequently than most kids her age back when- well, it wasn't important. The point was it felt cheap.
She whistled to get the attention of one of the teachers, waving to show the fallen attacker, and moved to help a guy she thought might have been in her team. Mikey or Michell or...Mikala! Right.
"You alright?" she asked, extending a hand to the curly-haired teen. He didn't seem injured or anything, but you never knew.
R.E was in the kitchen. Or, to be more specific, a broom closet off of the kitchen. A cup of coffee clenched in their gloved hands and clad in the stereotypical loner trenchcoat, they were mostly just trying to avoid social interaction. It wasn't that bad in the closet, and they hadn't been disturbed yet.
Okay, their priorities might have been a little off. Sue them. Nevertheless, they were more than fine with reading in here. Sure, there were some odd noises going out outside (fireworks?), but they wouldn't need to be involved with whatever activity was being planned.



