She'll run a little further, then take the call after scanning her surroundings. Expulsion?

"Miss Lunetta!" exclaims a woman's voice (definitely not the Headmaster, if Lunetta's searching her memories - she's seen him several times at official functions.)

"Are you all right?  Er, do you think you are -?"

Memory dip. Do I know her?

(She sounds familiar, probably one of the Headmaster's secretaries who spoke yesterday when people were moving in?  Or maybe at some official function earlier?  Lunetta wasn't really paying attention to who was saying things.)

(Marius, next to her, is having a whispered conversation with Abelard and looking relieved.)

"We're fine. There was something wrong with the prince's speeder. We don't know what. We've both exited it and moved a fair distance away." Speaking of which, she'll keep walking and gesture for Marius to follow, just in case there's about to be a legendary explosion.

"Good?" she says, still clearly confused but sighing in relief.

"If the Royal Watch doesn't want you, please --"

She cuts off.

They've slowed down to talk, so a woman from the Royal Watch was able to catch up.

"Actually, Your Highness, ma'am, would you please come with me to the infirmary research annex?  After Givann's body-sabotage warning, we want to make sure it didn't hurt either of you!"

She glances back at the hanger, where other Watchmen and School Sentries are milling in confusion.  Nothing's exploded yet.

"Body-sabotage?" She'll follow unless there emerges a reason not to.

Marius, who's finished his conversation with Abelard, looks nervous.  "Could be anything from trying to destroy Givann's organs to trying to hijack his mind.  Not his soul, that's - wait, were you wearing those new soul-magic-guard amulets?  I don't see how he wouldn't be fine unless someone did something really weird to that flyer, but..."

He trails off.  The same morning Lunetta wakes with these strange memories, someone does something strange to the flyer?  The obvious explanation is -

"I'm sorry, Lunetta, but -"  He taps his bracelet.  "Officer at arms.  Politest secrecy, of course, but - Send someone to search Lunetta's bedchamber for unknown body-sabotage magic."

Yeah, that's... fair. Fortunately, she didn't actually do it and this world has truth magic. "I'll cooperate fully with any investigation."

A few Watch fall in closer around them.

"Of course; thank you."

Whether she's telling the truth... whether she's able to tell the truth here, or knows it or not...  That can wait.  He squeezes both her hands for a moment.

That's sweet even if it isn't for her, per se, and she's selfish enough to be glad the Prince's attachment to Lunetta will probably keep her from wasting away in jail.

The corridors of this section of the Royal Academy of Villarosa are polished wood, with abstract carvings alternating with relief images of planets that Marius would be happy to explain are actually meant to be accurate maps (for all that the carvers got several of them wrong).  Offices and storerooms are scattered between laboratories and workrooms.

After a few minutes' quietly holding Lunetta's hand, Marius taps his bracelet again.  "Officer at arms, what's happened at the flyer?"

"Strangest thing, Your Highness - it seems like it all ended when you left.  Everyone seems to be fine; the computers seem unaffected."

She needs to talk to Marius about the handholding thing, but it can wait until they aren't surrounded by security. She wishes she knew what to think about or focus on. This is a crime, of a sort that she doesn't really understand... It's probably Viola. Can she get information from Marius without spilling too much information... Also she's nervous and would prefer not to walk in silence.

"What are you thinking?" Lunetta asks quietly.

The Officer-At-Arms takes that as a question for him, after the last couple times Lunetta inserted herself into conversations (at least once asking a very good question!)

"Uh... ma'am, we're considering it might have self-deleted?  But we're still checking."

They're also considering that she or Marius might've taken the attacker away with them, but he won't volunteer that to either of them yet.

"Good; keep checking," Marius says to the officer, and then adds to Lunetta, "I'm not sure yet - not till they check your room."  He sighs.

Right.

The Royal Watch has taken over several annexes next to the school infirmary, including one with several hastily-stretched fake-wood partitions separating off several examination alcoves.  The Headmaster didn't mind, and the Watch had procedures in place - it's definitely not the first time the Academy has hosted a royal prince - but nobody expected the facilities to be used quite so soon.

The Watch researcher ushering in Marius and Lunetta bows to both of them, and then explains that they'll both need to change into these gowns and remove all their rings and other items before being tested.  So, would Prince Marius please go over here behind this curtain and Lady Lunetta over there behind that curtain; it may be a little wait because we're still calibrating the sensors, but we can start in the meantime...

She can do that, after a glance at Marius to see if he's following along.

Oh yes; Marius doesn't quite look happy, but he's accepting the whole process.

Selvya wants to wish Lunetta "good luck," but she's definitely not saying anything here where it might make the Royal Watch start paying attention to her.

It's weird how not-weird it is that it isn't weird that she's in a new body.