Allison's not sure if it was more baffling to consider the questions the crowd had thrown at her, or this boy's sudden reference of not knowing who she was. Everyone knew who she was. Even if people mixed up sometimes who the boys were, she was the only girl, and no one forgot her.

There's definitely no level of impressiveness early from the girl on her seat when her expression wrinkles. When Allison is suddenly trying to gauge if this boy just admitted to being like Klaus. That would be disastrously against the grain of this person being helpful to her means.

Still, the other part of that statement had started off far stranger.

"You're what?"