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Trying to track them down was a challenge. There was no point in going to their lessons, if they were in at all they certainly wouldn't be in class. Then again they probably wouldn't be skipping F&R entirely, that could see you losing your place outright, especially if there is no good reason for it… especially if there was a bad reason for it. So Lexi asked around, despite all of their attempts to remain hidden, the Bucks were conspicuous. They had only been seen at lunch, after which a student claimed to have seen them head of to the sports faculty. It figured, it was often empty, but it was also good news for Lexi. Although most of her learning was practical, try-outs and practice on the field, she was familiar with the sports faculty, as such she was pretty sure she knew where the Bucks wouldn't be. Sure enough, she tracked them down to some of the least used rooms in the entire university.

As she stood outside the door she could feel the adrenaline coursing through her. As the blood roared in her ears, she took a deep breath and opened the door. Green and Yellow sat around a table. In a huddle prior to the Doe's entrance, they had been chatting and laughing, as she entered the talking ceased, however.

It never occurred to her the Bucks may not know what had happened. From their perspective, sure, someone had got hurt, and maybe if Daria reported it they may get in trouble with the Uni. As far as they were concerned however a little puncture was nothing to be worried about. As it was none of the Bucks knew fully what had happened.

Green slid off the table, meeting the Doe halfway in the centre of the room. 'Hey Lexi,' the Buck began, jovial in manner, 'How's things?' He smiled again, not really needing a response and thusly taking no notice of her silence. He began to move his hands down towards his belt, as he continued 'Red ain;t around at the moment, but we-' his speech was abruptly halted as Lexi's fist landed firmly in his stomach. He doubled over, winded, 'What the hell!?!' Behind him Yellow stood up unsure of what to do, his face a picture of shock and surprise.

Yellow started to move to the side, paused, considered, and then continued to make a run for the door. Lexi wasn't thinking very clearly, a red mist covering her mind, but she vaguely remembered Daria mentioning that Yellow hadn't touched her. As such, Yellow made it to the door and out. A winded Green made to follow but Lexi growled at him, 'Stay put. Or I'll gut you with your own antlers!' The threat was visceral, if implausible, but the shock of events so far rooted Green in place.

He attempted to reason with the enraged Doe, 'I take it you heard about your sister then? It was an accident I swear! It was only a little cut!' This did not help.

At the mention of her sister, Lexi roared at him, saliva flying from her frothing lips. 'A LITTLE CUT!?! YOU LEFT HER ****!' She followed up her first swing, with a blow to the head. Her clenched fingers struck Green's cheek bone. Lexi was an athlete and had developed a lot of upper body strength, as such her punch nearly rendered caused the Buck to pass out. He fell to his knees, swaying.

From his mouth came garbled speech, 'Buh... We didn' know...' Lexi cried out again sending one final strike, this time a knee colliding with the side of his head. This time he went down. Lexi was left alone breathing heavily. Green was on the floor, ****, drool pooling from the side of his mouth. The red mist was lifting however. Red had been the main object of her anger, with him absent rational thought was quickly returning and realisation of her attack on Green was setting in.

She stared at him breathing heavily, a slow creeping horror enveloping her. She bit down on her bruised knuckles, yet again tears welling in her eyes. Below her Green murmured something, his eyes slowly opening as he came too.

She knelt down beside him. 'I'm sorry,' she whispered through her tears, 'I'm so, so sorry.' Green flinched, shying away from her as she offered a hand. Seeing she wasn't going to hit him again he took it. She could see part of his face swelling up from the blow. Awkwardly, she helped prop him up against the table. She saw his eyes meet hers. The was a pronounced pause were neither of them said anything.

'Tha' hurt,' Green pushed out the words from his partially swollen jaw. It didn't look like anything was broken, but the three strikes against him had left him in a fair bit of pain. Green spoke again, 'I didn' know she wah unconthious.' He had bitten his tongue, and so lisping slightly, 'I would've gone back if I had…' The truth of the words was irrelevant, but Lexi believed him.

They sat silently for a while. Lexi calmed down a bit and Green got his breath back. She wiped her now clear eyes, 'I'm sorry about hurting ya' face…'

Despite himself, Green cracked a smile, 'Maybe I detherved it, justh a little?' A glimmer of cheek crept into his eyes, 'Thtill, I think you'll have to make it up to me, no?' He was pushing his luck.

Lexi side-eyed him, he was really going to do this? She though for a moment, guilt tugging at her stomach. She had hurt him. Far more than he deserved. Had she been anywhere near the state she was in a minutes earlier she would have stormed out of the room, but now... She sighed, 'Alright I'll give ya something, but you gotta promise me something in return. Then we're even.'

Green shrugged, 'Depends what you want.'

'I want you to leave my sister alone.' She saw him go to protest and cut him off, 'I don't expect ya' to stop Red or whatever, but even if he gets involved you stay out of it, alright?' He tilted his head slightly, clearly still not totally sold on this idea. She sighed again, 'Look, whatever ya' ask for, sweeten it. I know I'm askin' a fair bit, but just do it.' She thought for a moment, 'Did I mention Blake 'll probably be outta ya' hair if ya' leave her alone?'

Green looked sharply at her, that certainly got his attention, it seemed he was concerned about the Stallion. He paused for a moment, as if hoping she would offer even more to the deal. With nothing forthcoming, he nodded. 'Lexi, you've got yourself a deal... Now...'