A Means to An End [Open]

[Nuka Murphy]

Nuka walked through the gardens around the school, hands in the pockets of the trench coat she was wearing. She had on a black sweater, jeans, and thick black boots, a bit more fitting with the weather getting colder, but her long hair was currently yanked back into a messy ponytail. She gave a glance around, checking even any windows that were looking in that direction before she slipped a flask from her pocket and took a swig of whatever she'd brought with her that day. Nothing to get so much as a buzz, just enough to keep her biting bad temper away. She didn't appreciate getting shifted off to the school for a time, feeling there were more than enough of them here, so why did she have to be there?

Sighing, she scuffed her feet as she walked over to a bench. Though she stopped and looked around thinking she'd heard something. She practically froze, like she was a statue herself, only her eyes moving for a moment. There weren't really things she considered threats, and she didn't expect to run into anything too troublesome here, but it never did anyone any good to get caught off guard.

Slowly, rolling her feet as she stepped to dampen the sound, she moved towards the source of the sound, smirking. It was giggling. She'd caught some couple out where they weren't supposed to be. She pulled her wand out slowly and, without saying a word, gave the closest one a little surprise through the bush. There was a yelp and the couple jumped up into view, "Ah good evening, a certainly good evening for getting cozy in the bushes, eh?" she sneered and they paled realizing who they were looking at, "Oh c'mon, I'm not gonna bite, though can't say the professors 'round here won't if they catch you out, so I'd suggest," she clicked her tongue as she thumbed over her shoulder. They mumbled "yes, ma'am"s under their breaths, getting themselves together and skittering off, "Ah, young idiotic love," she muttered, shaking her head, before putting her hands back in her pockets, looking around to make sure again no one had seen what she'd done.