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Thane thought for a minute, then said, "Plenty of people need to learn a few lessons here."

"The problem," said Thane, turning fully around in her chair to look directly at her, "is the fact that they would consider the letter if it came from you, and ...

Thane stared at her blankly, clearly not believing her and not caring enough to argue.

"I'm not a pet project," Thane said calmly, "and I definitely don't need your help."

"You're rich." Thane didn't ask it as a question. "And I'm not your community service project" she wanted to add on angrily, even as she held her tongue.

omniiii I see you lurking >.> Thane narrowed her eyes. How would this girl even think she had the power to do that? Unless... she clenched her jaw. So that's ...

"Against anyone who didn't pay their way in," Thane said calmly. She didn't care, really. Sure, it annoyed her, but there wasn't anything she could do to change that. And ...

"Biased," Thane corrected. "They're biased."

Thane stared at her. "Apparently, when you trip over your own ego surrounded by pitch-black fog and hit your head when you fall, it's the other person's fault."

Thane stayed quiet for a minute, then said, "I made them pass out while sparring me."

Thane sighed and looked at the front of the room, bored. "A kid passed out while sparring me."

Thane watched her blankly. She was slightly irritating, but much more tolerable than the boy. "Thane."

alrighty bye omni! ^^ Thane looked at the girl blankly. "I don't need your stamp of approval, but thanks."

"I fought tooth and nail to be here," Thane said coolly, ignoring Kynina. "Something I doubt you've ever had to do."

Thane watched him and said dryly, "Sorry, I thought it was already clear how stupid you sounded. Didn't realize you needed me to say it out-loud."