ThatCheekyLass

Things have progressed far too much for me to have any clue where to hop in to things. I've been trying to watch to see if there's a good moment for me to do something, but I'm just entirely lost as to what's been happening, and I sort of feel like I've missed my opportunity. I'm not really sure what to do.

I second that idea

Luna looked over to the stranger, her mouth still stuffed full of sweets. She took a moment to swallow her food - nearly choking in the process - and then spoke. The dryad had a rather bright smile on her face. "Oh, hello! You said there'll be a party?" At the mention of treats, her eyes lit up with excitement. "There'll be desserts? I'm in!" It took the girl a moment to realize she still hadn't properly introduced herself. "My name's Luna, by the way. I'm new here. It's lovely to meet you! I really hope we can become friends. I never really had many friends before, back when I lived in the forest. You know, I'm really not used to how things work here either, I always just lived alone with my tree. Though that was nice in its own right, the forest was peaceful, and it was very pretty- Oh! No no no, I'm doing it again!" She had started to just ramble on, voicing every thought that came to mind, but quickly caught herself and shook her head. "Sorry, I shouldn't talk so much, I know it's annoying. I'm just not really used to people." At this, she just chuckled nervously, and then fell silent, quickly turning her attention back to stuffing her face with sweets, and inwardly praying she hadn't made Lyncus too uncomfortable with her ceaseless rambling.

Luna had barely even heard a word of what was said. The young dryad always did have her head in the clouds, after all. Throughout the headmistress's speech, she had just sat there, absent-mindedly fiddling with her moss-like hair, and not paying attention even a little. It was only after the speech had already ended that she began to realize someone had been speaking. She started to panic. What if she'd missed some important information? What if it got her expelled? She had only just arrived here, she wasn't ready to be kicked out yet! Luna began to look around, hoping to find somebody who could explain to her what was said. However, before she managed to spot anyone that she could ask, her eyes settled on the food table. Immediately forgetting the issue at hand, she rushed over, eager to begin stuffing her face with various treats. Although a hint of worry soon began to rise up in the back of her mind again, she quickly pushed it aside, focusing on the food. Whatever the headmistress had said, it would have to wait. Luna had priorities, after all!