[attr="class","Rajahright"]Shana had mostly been listening up till this point. Shana was never known to be the best at directions. And for the sake of everyone, it was even better that she was trying to listen as best as she could so that they didn't need to be repeated right before she walked up for her turn for either the hero or villain side. Which well, honestly for as much as she wanted to be a hero, she figured it could be fun just to try being a villain just this once. After all, some kids back home had always said she'd grow up to be one. What with how her claws can so easily hurt someone if she isn't careful. And being careful and Shana are generally not words ever used together.

"What if we don't try to hurt someone but do hurt someone?" She would ask to Demura as he'd ask for more questions. Sure, she didn't plan on gutting any students today. And hell, most of the students here were probably stronger than her if not moreso. But well, it still never hurt to ask about the possibility. Besides, there was every chance that she was gunna be the one that does get hurt given how headstrong she was. It wasn't like she'd back down from a fight given the opportunity. No matter whom her opponent was.

[attr="class","Rajahright"]Yano, something about him had always bothered Shana. Even back when he was doing movies and tv shows and advertisements. She had just always had this feeling of not liking the lion. And luckily enough for her, after his fall from grace, he had basically disappeared. New people were picked for what was once his brands. His movies, while still out there, were suddenly found in the 50 60 75% off bins. And she thought that she might finally be done with him. She hadn't seen anything with him in so long that she hadn't even thought of the possibility she'd meet him again. He had basically vanished from her memory.

Up until the orientation ceremony where he was not only forced back into her thoughts, but into her vision as she had been granted the oh-so-courteous position of having been close enough that she was in chair-throwing distance. And that his quirk seemed to radiate issues that collided with hers. And so it was already basically implied during the orientation that the two were going to need to have a chat, but that even at this point, she was still not super thrilled with the fact that she was being forced to come have a sit down with a teacher.

And so when the time officially came that she did have to have that one on one chat she was still dreading it just as much. Making her way through the halls down on all fours, she slinked her way through, her ears perked back slightly and her tail hanging limply behind her as she maneuvered through, clearly not at all excited about her trip, but reaching his door anyways as she'd wait for it to open, coming in and slinking her way into the chair once she was allowed in. Sitting somewhat upright but still definitely uncomfortable. Even now, it seemed like she was having an adverse reaction to just his presence as she was nearly fidgeting in her chair. Her ears were laid back and she displayed all the signs that she was uncomfortable.

[attr="class","Rajahright"]Shana was used to looking down at people. Though luckily, this boy was tall enough that she didn't have to look that much further down to meet his gaze. It was at least a slight welcome respite for the freshly awoken cub. Though she was at least glad to hear that he wasn't going to get all that tired as she would say "Alright though if Shana does have to carry you Shana will and do not feel bad about it." She would say back to him. Having grown accustomed to carrying her younger siblings around, it was a feeling she had gotten far more used to at home, and one that had never really needed to be transferred to her schooling life, but it could technically happen.

Anyways he was asking a few different questions but she never had time to respond to those as she was quickly whisked off with the sound of the alarm going off. Meaning it was time for the simulation to start as the other boy would do a final hop before taking off. Activating some flashy lights that seemed to increase his speed as Shana would crouch down onto all fours and start running. While clearly not going at any inhuman speeds, she would have been faster than him if not for his quirk compensating for his speed. Though it did so much so that he would have had to slow down so that he didn't manage to beat Shana to the building so fast that both droids would be destroyed by the time she got there.

Which speaking of robots, as he launched himself at the one on the left, it meant that Shana would have to deal with the one on the right. Which Shana had learned at one point what you were supposed to do to avoid gunfire. As she would zig zag her way right up to the robot, using her paw claw first to push through the brittle metal of the robot, before using her other set of claws to rip open the base of the robot. Oil splashing out and getting across her as she'd instinctively almost go to start licking it to try to get it off, before smelling it and realizing that probably wasn't a good idea. But it was enough that the robot was no longer working, as it would somewhat collapse to the side, causing her to turn around and see that he was already done with his robot as she would nod to him. "You have done a good job defeating your robot." She would say as she would look at the barricaded metal door, tapping against it with her claws as a dull thud could be heard, looking back to him and saying "Are we breaking through the door or does Farrin know the better way forward?"

[attr="class","Rajahright"]Even though she was a hero student. And even though she certainly had great prospects, especially with coming from UAU, a sure ticket to get into at least a medium hero agency. There were still problems for Shana back at home. Mainly that her family still lived in poverty. That her parents still worked all the time. And that now, she wasn't around to protect them. But more importantly, that she would need to make sure that they always had food. And while her parents were normally able to provide that, Shana liked to make sure that there was always a little extra so none of them ever went hungry. And so when she saw that there was an opportunity for her to make some extra cash by just being a test subject, she was quick to take the opportunity.

Down on all fours, she was walking through the halls somewhat curiously, trying to make her way through a rather unknown part of the school as she was attempting to locate where exactly this person was that she was going to meet. Wandering the halls for just a smidge longer than most people probably would have expected for a university student before finally managing to find the room. Pushing open the door and stepping inside as she'd say "I'm Shana and I'm here for the testing." She'd say rather straightforwardly into the room.

[attr="class","Rajahright"]In what shouldn't have been a surprise to anyone, was the fact that when she lobbed the chair at him. Even though she had thrown it as hard as she could have, and was practically getting ready to follow up with a pounce, her leg muscles already beginning to twitch as she was getting ready to launch herself, he'd cry out. A command filling the hall as every instinct in her body forced her to listen. Her tail darting between her legs as she found herself suddenly fitting. Not only that, she was filled with an emotion that she rarely felt. It was one that she hated because it was one that she didn't feel often but it made her feel different. Like she wasn't herself. She was afraid. Afraid enough that even the Shana that rarely listened would find her legs bending against her will.

Her ears perked back yet again as she would look down and away, not able to meet the lion's gaze as he would attempt to reason with her. Even if she couldn't respond as a meek nod would come from the normally proud girl. Unsure exactly of how to respond in a situation that resulted in her being totally unable to even find the courage to speak. Though she did know one thing. That she didn't like this person. He could be scary.

However, she was also a bit startled by the sudden appearance of someone appearing right next to her. Someone that well, Shana certainly hadn't seen right next to her only a few moments ago. But right now, none of that mattered as she would just kind of quietly mutter back to the girl "Shana". Still not entirely feeling up for much with his aura still keeping her repressed as she would at least somewhat slink up into the chair, still keeping her ears back as she'd maintain herself and be far more reserved now.

[attr="class","Rajahright"]Shana didn't like this. Not one bit Shana didn't like this as she was perched on the edge of her chair. Wholly incapable of fully controlling herself as his booming voice echoed out. As soon as he had stepped onto the stage she had sensed danger. That he was something to be afraid of. Ever since she had bared her fangs at him. A low growl emitting from her as her hair was perked on edge. Her back arching up as if to make herself big as she instinctively was making sure that her long claws were in sight. Her gaze focused solely on him as her ears arched backward. All signs showing that she sensed fear from him, and was displaying a feared aggression towards him.

She was agitated and was more than happy to be gone and out of there as soon as possible. Hoping that no one would ask a question so that she was free to go all the sooner. Unfortunately, though, one person just had to ask a question. Asking something that she was barely even paying attention to as she continued to just hope and pray that this guy would be done soon so that she could get out of there.