Christa isn't in the studio either.
But the towering figure of Miss Lavich is, as are most of her other students. She's allowing the students to talk amongst themselves, waiting until the scheduled time to begin the review.
She catches the meek form of Annabelle staring wide-eyed from the studio entrance and turns to regard the little waif. Lavich smiles inwardly as the girl's eyes go even wider and she lets out a little squeak when Lavich glides over to her.
"Hello, dear. Are you lost?"
"I... don't think so? You're, um, Miss Lavich, right?"
"Indeed I am, dear. What might I do for you?"
"Um, I was, um, wondering if you could tell me the boys name? The dragon-rider from yesterday's exercise, I mean? That boy?"
"Now why would a girl who wasn't there want to know that? Perhaps I could tell you, if you have a compelling reason."
"P-Please, Miss. It's my friend, Christa. We live together, and she didn't come home last night, and she's not here, isn't she supposed to be? I heard she went on a date with the dragon-rider from your stealthcraft exercise. I just want to find him so I can find Christa."
Lavich pauses for a long moment. Cute little Christa is indeed late. Perhaps Lavich's whimsical choice of dragoon-trainee has led to something interesting happening. How fun.
"Very well, dear. The boy you're looking for is Alard Drystan. He looks like this."
Lavich produces a small image of the boy on the palm of her hand, only to smirk inwardly as Annabelle goes white.
"D-Drystan? Like..."
"I couldn't possibly say." Because not saying is more amusing. "Is that all you needed, dear?"
The little waif nods and flees. Lavich glides back over to her students, musing that perhaps it would be entertaining to involve herself, if something untoward has happened to the delicious little creampuff. Lavich certainly wouldn't mind having another taste of that cutie.