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CAPITALISM KILLS — loveletter — riverclan — she/her — tags
[fancypost=border-width:0px; width: 450px; text-align: justify; font-size: 8pt; line-height: 125%]The hum of society sounded all around her as Iliana stared into the laptop screen, yet the redhead did not turn her gaze away from her shining laptop screen in order to survey all the future prospects for her club. Iliana knew from the years of managing the club that people would approach her regardless of whether she looked engaged or not, so the College Junior simply resorted to not trying anymore. Of course, she would talk to people if they attempted conversation with her, but the woman found it much easier to stay quiet and do her work until someone decided to inquire about the prerequisites of the Coding Club. Fingers still clicking at the keys of the laptop, she had barely noticed Hana stepping past her station to get into the Esports booth, not until the foreign student offered a smile and a few words. Looking up and casting her deep chocolate gaze to the girl, Iliana donned a smile beaming with charisma and responded blithely. "At least someone understands me." she stated simply, before getting right back into her work. Despite the rather humorous personality of the girl, she found herself without many friends due to scarce shared interests and the girl's incredible lack of self-care. It wasn't that she minded, however, she was already dating her job.
Before long, the fair had become crowded. Freshmen with their youthful eyes scattered around the booths, inquiring of the prerequisites, while the older students simply milled around in case they grew interested in any of the other clubs. Iliana hadn't expected to get too much new meat for her club this year; there were so many people interested in the other clubs, and while coding was rather popular, she couldn't say she had ever gotten many members from the booth alone. Thus, in the past years, she had turned to nefarious tactics. Recalling 2015 with as smile, the redhead remember how she had programmed a virus to circulate the emails of the entire student body that immediately sent them to the page that advertised the club. Of course, her superiors were not too happy about it, but considering her smooth tongue, Iliana had managed to get out of it with only a few hours of community service. A grin suddenly upon her face as she typed, the redhead only glanced up as a hesitant voice fluttered to her.
Casting her brown gaze upon Mie and offering a smile to him, the Coding Club leader briefly adjusted the glasses on her nose and began to explain to him the prerequisites. "Hey, as long as you know your way around a computer, you could get in." she responded with a grin, briefly pausing the typing to engage in conversation. "If you're a newbie, you came to the right person, because you could be learning from only the best. Not to flatter myself, but I do consider myself a, ahem, expert." From the little quirk of her eyebrows and the increasingly mirthful smile, it was clear she was joking, but you could never tell with her.