Trouble

Karma stepped off the train, glancing behind her for Arsen. It would seem she'd lost him in the crowd. She was beginning to worry about what she'd do without the boy; she'd never been this dependent on someone before. It was... nice. Grinning, her eyes swept the night for a carriage. Instead of finding what she looked for, she froze, her eyes locking on the woman before her.

She looked at the ground, biting her lip. "Mini." She greeted.

Kallie had to go to great lenghts to find the girl; she could have been doing better things, but instead here she was hunting down the pesky half vamp again. If she wasn't on the train - not going to school - the Kallie was almost willing to just give up. She didn't even care about the mess St. Mungos anymore.

She was just ready to be done with it, and everyone else.

She felt relief, as she saw the familiar head coming out of the train.

"Ms. Black," she called, keeping back, hoping to get away from the other people. Even at her level of frustration at girl she did not wish to cause a ruckus. "A word?"

Karma glanced behind her at the door of the train, hoping against hope for Arsen, but when he didn't appear, she nodded.

"Of course." She said, taking a few slow steps toward the minister. Her stomach was spasming again, but she grit her teeth and made her way over, moving a ways away from everyone else. "How may I help you, Minister?" She asked softly, her eyes on the ground as she wrapped her arms around her waist, leaning against a support as pain blurred the edges of her vision. She closed her eyes briefly before returning her gaze to the woman.

Kallie looked around her for a moment, before she drifted even further from the students gaze and beconed the girl to follow.

"Ms. Black, I am sure you are aware of what I wish to discuss," she stated slowly. "There did appear to be a certain... incident, this past summer at St. Mungos. I am sure we both know which incident I am speaking of?"

Karma gritted her teeth and continued after the minister, wishing the woman would just stay put, but she dealt with it, making her way over to a bench and sitting on it. "I do." She said shortly, shivering slightly as another pain shot through her stomach.