The Ruling
Whatever it was Ralph happened to be doing in the middle of Swordfighting, it left her swinging not far past Kalinka's head as soon as the Slayer landed in the Headmistress' office with a flurry of white and blue orbs. Kalinka did not seem to react, however, and simply continued looking down into her collar from her seat before the desk.
The explanation and half-apology was first. "It sounded less embarrassing than calling you over an intercom." Paige narrowed her eyes at the arriving young woman, crossing her robed arms. "In class, during school hours, or not, any fighting on campus that isn't part of training is my problem. As far as the rules go, not that I always follow them, I'm 'supposed' to suspend anyone who gets involved with a fight on school grounds for a week. I thought, just maybe, you might like to give your own side of what happened between you and Kalinka the other day? I don't think being out of class on the day of finals would help you pass very much, so I'm all ears."
The explanation and half-apology was first. "It sounded less embarrassing than calling you over an intercom." Paige narrowed her eyes at the arriving young woman, crossing her robed arms. "In class, during school hours, or not, any fighting on campus that isn't part of training is my problem. As far as the rules go, not that I always follow them, I'm 'supposed' to suspend anyone who gets involved with a fight on school grounds for a week. I thought, just maybe, you might like to give your own side of what happened between you and Kalinka the other day? I don't think being out of class on the day of finals would help you pass very much, so I'm all ears."