Thread: A Different Kind of Teacher (CLOSED)

RE A Different Kind of Teacher Yuna Ironic's 1x1 Hitsuki Takeda Yes. However, not many of the others are hybrids like myself. Most are pure aliens. However, they probably aren't the typical beings you all imagine. They're more humanoid than anything. Not perfect by any means but ... if they needed to, they could mingle in with normal humans easily enough. As Hitsuki noticed her reaction from his words on what he should have done, a twinge of guilt shot through him. It was able to be easily dismissed for one simple reason he'd been honest with her thus far and vice versa. Why stop now? Besides, saying and doing something were two different things. And while yes that had, admittedly, been an intimidating if not scary thought he'd given her, he was - hopefully - proving to be a man of his word. Ergo, the words would just be those nothing more nor less. Mentally noting her information on the greeting, Hitsuki found himself focusing and musing on the words 'higher power'. It was ... an unique choice of words to use, let alone while describing him. But as he kept thinking on the matter, it made more and more sense to him. To Lilly or any other human, he probably was. Before Lilly, he doubted many other - if any - humans had seen an alien. Given how excited she seemed to be about their encounter, it seemed to confirm this guess. He gave a slight nod after thinking it over several more times. I .. suppose I am in my own ways. I don't know if I think of myself as a higher power, per se. But definitely someone incredibly foreign and not-so-typical for you to be speaking with, yes. As they entered the hallway, his voice lowered so only Lilly could hear him. I do, yes. And it's only careless when the user either tries to rush the process, doesn't know what they're doing, or both. Otherwise, no. That's how I got here actually. I nearly overslept so I only had time to grab my things then head over. Not much more. The sight of the students moving eagerly out of the school made his blue orbs study them, taking note of their reactions. Is this always a typical sight? They seem ... desperate to leave. It didn't seem like that bad of a place though. It felt odd, revealing and hinting how truly naive Hitsuki was with certain topics. But he realized he would never learn anything if he didn't ask. In his own way, he was as much of a student as he was a teacher. In terms of why Santa Fe, the Federation wanted to avoid any overly huge cities like Houston, New York, or Los Angeles. So we chose a place that wasn't too big but not too small, thus allowing for enough opportunities to let me study you all. Truth be told, though, I looked up places with really good sunrises and sunsets. This city came up as one of the best. I have a bit of a soft spot for natural beauty, especially with landscapes. He admitted, not at all feeling as shy or even ashamed as part of him insisted that Hitsuki should be. If anything, he felt .. proud and a tad brave for being able to openly admit all of these thins to Lilly. If she thought him odd .. well ... fair enough. It did sound a bit silly to hear such words from a half-human. He wouldn't exactly blame her if she laughed at his reply.