From a high window of the Office building, Anna watched one of her race loiter within the Courtyard. The teacher truly wanted to reach out to the younger vampire, she truly did, but the Daemon teacher had no idea
how. To
want is a natural instinct within any sentient being, but to
do is a different matter entirely. With no real experience of interacting with anyone on the desolate land that was Hellios, the youthful woman had next to no knowledge of how to start a meaningful conversation with one of her own kind. So, the teacher continued to observe, unable to reach out to one who was so very like her.
@Maria 127----------------------
The Kitsune was startled from her musing, brought out of it by the student's question.
"O-oh! W-well, I don't know about Mrs. Borealis, b-but I'm here because I wanted to see how different each of the Races would interact with each other," Meliona replied softly, giving the younger being a thoughtful look.
Come to think of it, she didn't know what any of her fellow teacher's reasons were for teaching at this Academy. It was quite a gamble to do so, as the cultural diffusion not very popular to most of the Races, with Humans being the most outspoken against it. Each of the governments within each Kingdom have accepted to the terms that came with the continued funding of the Academy, but a single mishap could cause the whole program to collapse from bankruptcy.
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The Blight landed on the shores of the cloud covered Kingdom, the form of a bespectacled adult walking out of the opened doors and onto an extended ramp. Touching down onto the rocky terrain, the teacher gave a mock salute to the not-so-headless horsewoman.
"Hello! I'm Ms. Juniper, and I'll be your flight attendant for today! Glad to have you aboard!" her cheery voice filled the distance between Human and Daemon, warm and welcoming like it had been with every other student she had greeted.
Internally, the teacher was quite unnerved by the sight of a teen holding their own head within their arms. The sight of the black horse was strange, the teacher's list having no sign of any other students waiting at this pick up point, but the Animal would be welcomed aboard as well. Companions were uncommon, but not unheard of.
@RiverMaiden