Cassandra shrugged and lied on her back. "I wouldn't know, so I guess I have to trust you." she was getting fairly tired, but didn't want to end the conversation with Allison.

"You should go visit Elvrnaric one day," said Allison. "It would do you some good."

Cassandra pondered that idea for a few seconds. She wouldn't know where to go on her own, but perhaps Allison would accompany her. "Well I would need a tour guide." she said, smiling at her.

"I'm to tell you, but you'll have to find someone else. I fucking hate that place! I ran away when I was nine years old and didn't look back once," Allison said. "Probably one of the best decisions of my life."

Cassandras smile half-disappeared, and she raised an eyebrow. "If you hate it so much, why advise me to go there?" how rude.

"I think you should get out of this country and experience the world. You'll never know who you'll meet or what you'll see. Besides, my opinion of Malatu is based on my experience with my family... those superior fucks." Allison informed.

Cassandra shrugged. "I'll do it later. Probably when all my TaeKwonDo and Hapkido kids are taking finals and can't come to class. Or I'll just leave them to an intern and see what happens. They'll probably just do crash courses all day long." Crash courses were more fun, so the students might not miss her very much.

"Crash course?" Allison inquired. "The only type of crash course I know is a short, quick briefing about a particular subject. Did quite a number of them whilst in the military."

"Eh, we used to call it Cat Frenzies but the students just kept calling it a crash course, so I guess I picked it up. They're fun though, we set up a big crash mat and the students jump over obstacles and land with rolls." Cassandra sighed. "It's just not as fun when you're the obstacle and they crash into you instead of jumping."

"Sounds pretty fun. I'll add that to my list of reasons for checking out your place of work," said Allison.