Recovery

Zero walked in the Great hall, his left arm in a splint. He had been out for a full 4 days, after the Club incident. He had sustained massive damage, but his left arm was the worst. It was almost completely destroyed, from slamming into that wall. All of his friends had worried, but the nurse reassured them that he would be alright. He sighed, missing out on four days on which anything was possible. He checked his ribs again. They hurt a bit, but not as much as before. Almost all of his wounds had healed, internally and externally. He sat down in a chair, propping his arm up on the table, to make sure he wouldn't hit anything.

Zero sensed another person coming near him. A neko, by how their aura was. "Hello there." Zero said simply, not turning around to look.

Zero turned around to face her and smiled. "My name is Zero. Nice to meet you." Zero said with his usual kindess. His cast weighed him down on his left side, but he managed to keep balance. "What's your name?"

"It's nice to meet you, Kami." Zero said to her, smiling. He saw the question in her eyes. "You're trying to figure out how I sensed you before you came infront of me, arent you?" Zero asked her, his eyebrow raised. "Well, I sensed your aura." Zero said, stopping there. "And thats all i'm gonna tell you." He said, smirking.

Zero turned back around and sat his splinted arm on the table. He went back to thinking what he was gonna do today, since he couldn't do anything really strenuous on his body. He sighed. "So bored..." Zero thought aloud.

Hasuhana scurried into the great hall, fiddling with a piece of paper in her hand. After hauling the shifter and Zero into the infirmary she had waited there to see what happened to them, but had to leave before she could find out if they were ok or not. She was debating whether to go back up to the infirmary and check to see if they were alright, when she tripped over a chair and stumbled into someone, and looked up to see what appeared to be a neko. She blushed and bowed slightly, standing up straighter. "P-please pardon m-me," she said quietly.