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10:15 - Monster Dorms

Drona woke up slowly and lazily. When she didn't have a class to get to it was really nice to wake up comfortably in her bed and not rush through her morning.

12:00 - Paths outside Monster Dorms

Eventually she made her way out of her room and started on a slow path toward the forest. She looked like she'd barely put effort into her outfit, just throwing on leggings and a long shirt, but when you were heading out to spend time in the woods there wasn't much need for looking nice.

1:00 - Forest

She found a low flat boulder and sat cross legged on it. Her leaves poofed out and she tilted her face towards the sun, basking in the rays.

5:23pm - Library

Being a student was a new and weird experience. In the forest you didn't need to study. The trees had no use for tests. But at Amity Drona had to keep up with assignments and class schedules and all the s**t that came with being a student. She was still getting used to it, but she'd learned that the library was a good place to be.

However, she didn't look much like she wanted to be there today. She tapped her claws rapidly against the surface of the table and thumped her tail against the floor. She very much looked ready to leap out of her seat, and the only thing that kept her in place was sheer willpower.

1:00 - Forest

Drona cracked an eye open, seemingly unsurprised by the intrusion. She looked the woman over for a moment before responding.

"Do you have food?"

5:27 HE : Library

There were many (many) reasons to dislike the library, not the least of which being how quiet and tranquil it was. It wasn't exactly an environment a thief could capitalize on, considering how much easier it was to notice things when there were very few noises to notice.

Of course, that applied to every creature that made noise in a library.

At first, it wasn't so bad. In fact, he could ignore it like background noise. Soon, though, Cearney glanced up from his research on occasion, mostly in time with the thump of the tree's tail against the ground. Eventually, he stopped bothering to look down at his book and just stared at her instead.

"If you don't want to be here, why don't you leave?"