Lunch {Open to all}

[Aisling]

Aisling stretched, her back popping in several places as she left her rooms and headed down to the dining hall. Her black skirts swished around her knees and the red bodice was pulled tight around her torso, exposing her back and the dark mark of her Elemental status that stretched across it. Her long white hair was pulled up in a series of intricate loops and buns that she had done while bored, waiting on lunch to be finished with. She had always been lousy at waiting for things, and Fiona had always been the one that kept her in line when she had to be 'patient' for once. She sighed, Fiona's betrayal was still like an open wound to her, although she hid it well.

Aisling walked into the dining hall and over to where the food was being served, sliding in behind a staff member who grabbed their food quick and slunk away from Aisling quickly. Aisling frowned, had that been the man that she had pulled a prank on last week? She couldn't remember, but it would make his actions justified. She didn't care though as she grabbed her food and skipped off to find a seat to eat her meal.

But before she could get there, she ran straight into someone. "Oof!" She grunted with pain and embarrassment as she hit the ground, and her soup spilled all over her and the person she had just run into. "S- Sorry," She muttered, face flaming red as she looked up to see who she had hit.

[Akurie]

Akurie's alabaster face didn't even flinch as the soup was dumped all over her and the young elemental who had run into her. The thick liquid would come out of her clothes with a washing, nothing to get to upset about, she was on her way out to do some work anyway.
The elf held her hand out to the girl to help her up from the ground.

"The soup today is a bit bland, could use some salt." She mused, though it was hard to tell if she was making a joke or seriously contemplating it. Her bright green eyes flashed over the girl's form, guessing her age and taking into consideration why she was here. "If your selected, by the God's might, I hope your steed can teach you a thing or two about balance." She did chuckle now, but her tone still made it uncertain if she was serious or not. Calmly, she waited to see how the girl would react, casually flicking a peice of carrot off her arm with her other hand.