Thread: Hail the Prince!- Moon/DontxBlinkk

Sebastian instantly shut up when the group was scolded for their actions and listened to the man just as the rest of the class did. They listed rather intently to him and a few people, including the red haired teen, began to scribble down notes of whatever came from their teacher's mouth. It sounded as if he really knew what he was talking about, which was a wonderful thing to many of them. It meant that he had gone to some sort of school to learn this information and wasn't just some Joe Blow the school found off the street to teach the class. They already thought that of one of the math teachers, but that was another story entirely. This man looked like a proper teacher, no matter how young he really seemed to be. Intelligence didn't care about ages, after all. You knew what you knew and no one could tell you other wise in the end. Dragons was a strange topic to start on, but no one questioned his choice. And the homework was easy enough. It wouldn't take too long to write up and hand in. In fact... As soon as River gave the assignment, Sebastian went to work. He remembered having dreams of several of the creatures the man had mentioned earlier in his lesson, but when it came to dragons, he remembered them quite well. Halls of draconian guards filled his mind, urging and pushing on him to draw out what he saw on a simple piece of notebook paper. The ceiling started at the top of the paper, sketched out in pencil, matching the grand hall of a palace he seemed to remember from his most vivid of dreams. Almost like he had seen it before... but that was completely insane. He had never left Birchwood in his entire life. It could only have been a dream. While students were asking River the craziest of questions where did you go to school, have you ever wanted children, do you really live as a hermit, Sebastian was working on the assignment. His paper was lined with the large columns of the hall with a short, yet in depth story describing the myth behind his dream-dragons. And at the bottom, several small creatures and guards were drawn out, dwarfed by the pure size of the hall around them. It took almost no time at all to finish, as his hand wrote out the words almost without thinking. Jessica stared at her friend while he worked, eyes wide with how quickly he was moving. He had never been so into a class before in his life or wanted to work so quickly on a topic. She was listening to the rest of the room, unlike her red-headed friend, and glanced up a few times towards River, watching him and the responses he was getting from the student's questions. By the time the bell rang, Sebastian had finished his work. He glanced up towards the clock on the wall above the door and sighed, looking back at the page before he closed his notebook and slid it into his bag. Going to see the game tonight? Jessica asked as she rose from her desk. Gotta get home, her friend responded, glancing up at her with a faint smile. Dad's birthday today, remember? No way I can miss that. He was heartbroken when I missed it last year. Oooh right... The blonde sounded slightly disappointed with the teen's choice, but she didn't fight it. She knew his family came first before anything. Well I'll see you tomorrow right? For more crazy creature class. Sebastian laughed and stood up, slinging his bag over his shoulder. Most of the students had left by that point, trying to race out of the school as quickly as possible. Sebastian and Jessica seemed to be taking their time though. Yeah, more creature class. His bright eyes turned towards the closest window to him and he frowned. It's snowing, he complained, looking quite upset with the new semester winter weather. He shook his fist towards the panes of glass in an over dramatic fashion. Damn you, snow gods! Curse you and your timing. Jessica laughed and slapped her friend on his back. You're going to upset them! she complained, still laughing. Let's go, idiot. Yell at the weather later. She started towards the front of the room and gave a smile towards the teacher. Ignore him, he suggested as an offhanded comment. Seb's just a dork. The red head followed along down his own row with a lopsided grin. But I'm a loveable one. Nice class, prof. He gave him a small salute. This'll be the most fun yet.