Ian sighed, pressing he knuckles to the bridge of his nose. He had this horrible habit of being an utter asshole to people when they did something like ask or learn about his name... But that didn't excuse it. With most, it didn't matter, he didn't care about most people. Didn't like most people.

He liked William. And he didn't want to lose the stupid idiot just because he'd learned his last name.

"No...It's fine." he sighed again. "You already know it so whatever you learn is common knowledge..."

Common within the Order, anyway. Though, how he got his scar, people still didn't know the full story about because Ilana was amazing and didn't tell a soul. Yeah, they kind of didn't need to know how Ian had managed to get a scar that curled around his whole body. That really wasn't something he'd like to share with the world, thank you very much.

He paused, glancing up at William through his bangs. The Brit was looking guilty and Ian cocked an eyebrow.

".....I'm not angry at you." he said. "I mean, not that I think you'd care either way, but I'm actually plotting how to kill Kiyato. Not you."

He paused again, then muttered.

"I'm actually a bit fond of you.......................just don't ask about my first name."

And, pretending he hadn't said a word, Ian looked back down at his notes, letting his odd hair hide the flush on his cheeks. Higosha snickered and he mentally dropped an anvil on the spirit thing.

If Ian weren't so damned innocent, Higosha would have been sure that he was an idiot. If William did not scream gay then Kiyato didn't have purple hair. And Ian wasn't leading him on on purpose but if he didn't snap out of it soon and understand all the implications...

Higosha didn't want to see Ian getting hurt. Or William. He liked William, he was nice to his master even though Ian was so very strange.

"I, uhm, s-sure." Ian mumbled shyly, stumbling over his words for a moment in an effort to regain his composure. This didn't quite work.

Flushing, the teen male looked away from William, cleared his throat, then looked back. There was a daring light in his eyes, and he'd only ever had such a light once before, and Higosha almost groaned. William did not seem the type to give up on a challenge.

"My first name is not Ian." he confirmed. "Ian is my middle name.......and I bet you can't find my first."

Higosha groaned, smack his forehead. These two were worse than a lovesick school pair, and they had only met twice. He was getting old if even he knew this was going to end in romance.

Ian laid his notes to the side, standing and stretching, his shirt riding up over his stomach for a moment. He shoved his hands in his pockets, waiting patiently for William to rise so they could go to the cafeteria.