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Carder walks in after them, taking in the decoration and layout of the place. She liked to pay attention to the specific details.

"Sir, what is my schedule for today? I never got it," Mary asks, looking at the papers on her clipboard. Her maroon brow hair was pulled back in a bun, and her outfit very pristine and 'proper'.

"Ah..." Lyric says, sighing softly. She takes off the hood, revealing a full head of her signature pink hair. "Excuse my ruse. When I visit other kingdoms simply for pleasure, I tend to not want too much attention," She explains, her cheeks turning a soft red in embarrassment.

Carder orders, looking at the menu carefully as the server gave her, well, confused looks. "What do you like best?" She asks. After a moment or two of deciding, Carder came back to the table as happy as ever.

"Ah, thank you sir," Mary says, graciously accepting the slip of paper. With a smile at Adrian, she turns and exits the office and makes her way down to the classroom. The room she taught in was light, being windows. However, the windows were obviously panned with a very sturdy transparent material.

Carder looks at her own food, trying to remember the name. "It's called Chicken Pad Thai, I think," she puts thoughtfully, taking an experimental bite after talking.

Lyric turns to Callon, scratching the back of her neck and laughing softly. "I'm afraid not. My name is Lyric of Myrlad," she says formally, bowing slightly as she was always taught to do when introducing herself.

Ooc: I would think its fine. It's an open thread, after all.

Kate heads to her next class, walking into the classroom and seeing Shiori and a guy. Setting her book down, she walks over with a smile on her face. "Hey guys, what's going on?" She asks innocently.

Lyric shakes her head, frowning. "Sadly, I have not. My coronation was not too long ago from today," She says, biting the inside of her cheek. The feeling of having her parents gone was still fresh, but she kept her face clear of any sad emotions.

The young woman looks up from her papers and smiles at the new 'students'. "Hello everyone!" She says with a warm smile. It was best to befriend the people she was teaching. "My name is Ms Tipler, and don't worry: I wont teach you like fifth graders."

Mary lets his comment go past her and smiles slightly. "Just things that you might have missed in past schools," she says, telling the best thing last. "And teaching you to actually harness what abilities you possess.

"For now, I just want to learn your names," Mary says, smiling at the people in the room genuinely. She loved teaching, even though it was a step down from previous jobs.

Lyric smiles, nodding her head as she accepted the offer. "Thank you very much, Callon," She says, walking forward in the direction he had gestured her. Her pink hair almost seemed to glow when it caught the light, making her stand out.

"Pleased to meet you, Aaron," Mary says with a smile. Looking around the room, she finds Anna. "What's your name?" She asks.

"We'll have to work on that, then," Mary says with a kind smile. After other told their names and abilities, she moved on with class. "We will be doing more work on your powers in hear, but I have to teach you some other material. Ill hand out the text books," She says, struggling to pick up a stack of the thick books, but succeeding.

Mary watches in awe, her eyes wide with shock. "That's fantastic!" She exclaims, then clears her throat. The powers angels possessed simply amazed her, and she contained her feeling. That was that. "Thank you."

Mary Tipler hears the alarm go off and watches as metal covers the windows. "Lets just get on with class...." She says with a furrowed brow. What was going on?

"Ah, thank you," Mary says and looks back at the students. "Okay, today, since it is the first, we will be learning academics. Please flip to page 292 in your books," she says, not excited to teach this specific academic. Math. She had never been to good, but she knew how to do what she taught.

Clarissa immediately perks up, smiling at the thought of a mission of sorts. "Of course!" she exclaims, jumping up in the air once.

(Since I don't want to type math....)
Mary Tipler quickly and efficiently explanes the fundamentals on what to do. It wasn't too difficult, but required some practice.