Over the course of the half hour, Isabelle's focus and precision only improved, the girl landing 10 after 10 once she was in the zone. She had hardly noticed the increase in people around them until after they were done, her eyes beginning to wander the room as they made their way towards the lockers. It was hard for her to avoid wondering how many of the people around them had been watching her. A slight feeling of anxiety came over her, even while she was fully aware that she had been giving it her all. That probably wouldn't stop any particularly judgmental people from looking down upon her... and as her gaze fell on one small group of individuals, those feelings of doubt were immediately validated.
Hateful stares. Mildly threatening stances, as if prepared to step toward her at any moment. They weren't there to watch, they wanted to do something. She was positive. These kinds of encounters were not new to her, but it still made her sick to her stomach. A bit of prejudice towards faunus was one thing she could handle, but these fellows were clearly beyond that. She could see it in their putrid, glaring faces. Pure contempt. What was their plan? Would they follow her, or maybe make a scene right here? Would they berate her, or even try to harm her? Isabelle's awareness of her surroundings began to dissipate as she fixated solely on them, her perception of time nearly halting while an unreasonable amount of resentment began to boil within her.
It had been so long, but the memories were fresh in her mind. The looks on their faces brought her back. Back in those days, she was powerless to stop punks like these. As for right now, with hatred clouding her judgement, she couldn't help but want them to make a move. Her performance today had given her a surge of confidence, one that currently fueled her pent-up anger. She wished for an excuse to let her beat these imbeciles. Her semblance would take any one of them to the ground in an instant. She wanted to. She could be driving her knuckles into one of their faces before they would have the time to fucking blink. They deserved it, too.
The moment they turned away, Isabelle snapped out of it just as quickly. Her eyes shut and open once, then twice, suddenly aware of her heart racing as she stood there with her empty hand balled into a fist, entirely frozen in place. 'What is wrong with me?' Iron would likely see Belle's expression switch over from seething rage to minor shock as she absentmindedly handed the bow and equipment over to him. Surely, he had never seen her look as furious as she had in that brief moment. The faunus soon closed her eyes and shook her head, quietly mumbling, "Let's get out of here." A few minutes ago she was happy, and now she just felt disappointed in herself. She had thought about attacking them, and they didn't even take a single step in her direction. In her eyes, she wasn't much better. It hadn't occurred to the girl that her teammate had scared them off, and that Iron was likely the one responsible for avoiding such a confrontation. She was too flustered to even wonder why they turned away. For now, Isabelle was hung up on her shame and stupidity, starting to saunter off.