Thread: [Middie] The Replacement [Vali]

Kael took nite through the hallways, nodding and listening to her whenever she spoke. he was going to try to be the best student he could have possibly been for this new instructor. I don't mind, a good teacher has to have expectations from her students, otherwise they come out weak. Kael eventually stopped when he reached the door to his quarters. This is my room the elf's slender fingers wrapped around the handle of the door to his room. The fact that he had not cleaned up all the incriminating evidence of a summon hit him the moment he began to pull on the door, causing him to pause for a second. Kael vividly remembered getting rid of all evidence that he was summoning a demon, though the remnants of a summoning ritual were clear. Kael quickly grew hesitant, low-level summonings were not forbidden, but since a student accidentally unleashed a spirit hog on the kitchen, they have been frowned upon. I am sorry if it is a bit of a mess, last night I spent all night on a project I was working on. Summoning the demon seemed pointless now, for all Kael knew, the ritual botched and nothing happened, that or he summoned a monster into the middle of a city somewhere. Either way, Kael honestly didn't care, his conscience was clear, all that mattered now was that he would be able to grow more powerful. The elf glanced back at Nite, smiling sweetly and glancing back at the door. Kael opened the door, greeted by a gust of air, the smell of books mixed with his own unique scent met him and likely Madame Nite behind him. The Male walked into his room, absentmindedly sweeping his arm to the side, a magical gust of wind pushing the stacks of books to the wall, where they were out of the way. The elf went about gathering his clothes from various drawers into a pack that he could carry with him, working quickly and taking the various robes from their hiding places amongst the debris. The elf occasionally glanced at his new teacher, a worry inside him that she would recognize the ritual space, he moved as quickly as he could. Once he was done he slung the pack over his shoulder, smiling brightly, his hair in his face on the right side. Alright, I have all my stuff together. Let's get going to your room Kael offered his arm to Nite, knowing she seemed to like to like that before he began towards what was now her room. The staff quarters was an entire tier above the apprentice quarters, the few floors where the instructors and their apprentices stayed. Kael led Nite there quickly, showing her to the large oak doors of what was her new room, the servants had likely already cleaned out the room of the personal effects of the missing instructor, she would be given a room elsewhere when she returned. The room was actually a well-decorated apartment, with multiple areas, and a separate room for an apprentice, which was already set up, save for the young elf's personal effects. The Academy was good to it's instructors in the living space, nite would find everything she needed to live comfortably and teach her apprentice there. Here we are The young elf proclaimed in an excited fashion, walking into the room and looking around soon I should have a room just like this... then I get to leave the towers Kael was anxious to get out. The male left his teacher to explore her new living quarters as he went to his room and began to place his books, or at least the important ones on the shelves and his clothes in the dressers scattered about the room. The young male carefully folded his clothing and put it away. testing how comfortable his bed was after that, and finally walking out to meet his instructor So, are your quarters to your liking? The elf walked back into the main room of the quarters, smiling. This was great for him, and he likely couldn't be more proud of himself. So... Mistress, when can we get going on out first lesson? Kael sounded quite excited, his expression driving that excitement in. He looked alert and ready to learn, eyes focused on his new teacher.