( Spaghetti and meatball ) - As much as Gray loves sweets, a man has to have some meat. He waits patiently behind a crowd of people by the table, eyes set on the tomato pasta dish. It already smelled great from where he was standing, and those giant portions of balled up meat? He'd down one in a single bite if there wasn't anyone around.
The world chose not to reward the patient this time around, however. Despite the limit of a single alcoholic beverage, some oaf falls and stumbles towards the line, sending a good handful crashing towards the food. It instantly looked like a bloody mess, curses thrown around, tomato sauce all over fine cloths, meatballs rolling all over the floor.
Gray was perfectly safe, but through the chaos he heard his stomach grumble. He stares at the lady who was given the most recent serving of spaghetti and meatballs, eyes trailing down to the plate she's holding, especially on the gigantic piece of meat at the very center, brown hues fixated on them, too full of longing...
The excitement of the ball had kept her away from the tables serving refreshments for long enough. Dancing worked up quite the appetite and the food had been began to smell irresistibly delicious. Her stomach growls, attesting to this.
L'Arachel had arrived just in time to receive a serving of the spaghetti and meatball dish when a inebriated student crashed into the remainder of the refreshment table. The princess sidesteps the splatter, narrowly avoiding a saucy mess. If the carelessness of that student had sent her to the restroom, they would have more to worry about than the scolding from the faculty. She would pray for the poor student who faces her wrath one day.
Glancing at the student on the floor being scolded by said faculty now, she scoffs and shakes her head. This was why alcohol was a dangerous game and frankly should not have been allowed at the event in the first place. Her attention was diverted by the feeling of eyes on her. Or rather her plate.
She turns her head to the stranger and raises a brow. "Sir, is there something I can help you with? It is rather rude to stare."