There is never free time in Idia’s schedule: it is either being productive and working on Ortho (or on something for Ortho) or indulging in a very valuable and necessary for their soul activity that sharpened their senses — in other words, escapism with games. Interrupting which isn’t recommended (but people tend to not care for others’ needs and instead be rather selfish); getting on dorm leader’s bad side, no matter how competent they are, is never a good idea.
However, today… Today Idia is either their unluckiest (most likely) or it’s a blessing in disguise (probably not), since it’s Pomefiore’s Vil Schoenheit himself who has so mercifully graced Ignihyde’s halls (and Idia’s door) with his radiant presence!.. Alas, Idia does not seem that eager to subject themself to that presence (or anyone’s for that matter).
But the game is already interrupted. The mood’s gone. So whatever.
“Oh-ho~, isn’t that Vil-shi?” The voice is almost monotone, with faked curiosity. “Venturing in so deep… Makes me feel like a su-u-uper secret merchant, hehe.” They totally did not spend past few hours trying to get to a certain NPC that sells certain stuff, so a mere thought of somebody like Vil willingly going into Ignihyde’s dorm strokes their ego a bit too much.
They aren’t moving from their seat to open the door until it’s absolutely necessary.
Despite attending the same school as Idia Shroud for three years, Vil rarely has to deal with their … peculiar nature. Their references always fall flat, and he can never tell if they think themselves some sort of comedian by the words they use. The fact that the two of them are the same age only serves to baffle him more, and he lets out a sigh. ❝ Yes, it’s me. ❞ Arms crossed over his chest, he then expects the door to open for him to continue what he has to say, but it stays closed. And there’s no sounds within that indicate what Idia’s doing, leading to the impatient expression upon Vil’s face. ❝ …Surely you heard what I said. I said I needed to speak to you. It’s important. ❞
Usually he wouldn’t mind taking the time to explain his reasonings but today it was urgent – and he has little time to spare to play a game of make believe with the other. ❝ Open your door, and don’t you dare tell me there’s some sort of ‘code’ I need to say before you’ll open it. ❞