Silica did not mind how the last class of hers went. It wasn't an amazing start if she was honest, but hey, she was still working here. That was good enough.
Her lips released a rather defeated sounding huff of air as she laid an arm on the armrest of her chair, propping her face up by pressing her hand into her cheek. Her eyes fell half closed in a bored unamused demeanor as she crossed her legs in that chair of hers, focusing this displeased stare she had going on on the the back wall of her classroom. It was nearing the time that students might show up to their Grimm Studies class, but considering this was a summer class the odds were...
Eh...
Not so good...
Another expulsion of breath. Tick, tock, tick, tock. Only a few minutes left... Would she be surprised if nobody came? No. Would she be disappointed? Mildly. Would she try again in... Say... A day? Absolutely.
The triangular, fluffy ears on her head twitched in the gentle breeze, her tail hanging out the gap between her armrest and chair. Once again her desk was lined with many statues of Grimm, this time with the known variants behind them, including one of those all-black Beowulfs. Very interesting, how they just seemed to disappear and be replaced with new ones. Maybe it was evolution of some sort... Her Grimm knowledge was rusty.
As was her new norm, Razorback lay curled up next to her chair, obstructed from view by her desk and her person. A little whistle and he would push himself up to his feet, taking a position sitting like a dog. He was really just a big, snuggly puppy... With large, terrifying teeth.
Dogs had teeth too, though, so it was okay.
She reached over and laid a hand on his head, fingers sinking into the soft, white fur, and for a brief moment she believed he was real. A euphoric shiver at this touch, once again coming to the realization that this thing belonged to her, and her alone. He was her pet, her pal, her companion. Forever. A gentle scratch before she snapped her fingers and he dissipated.
"Soon you can come back... But it's almost class time. Ooooh, I hope people come!"
Her lips released a rather defeated sounding huff of air as she laid an arm on the armrest of her chair, propping her face up by pressing her hand into her cheek. Her eyes fell half closed in a bored unamused demeanor as she crossed her legs in that chair of hers, focusing this displeased stare she had going on on the the back wall of her classroom. It was nearing the time that students might show up to their Grimm Studies class, but considering this was a summer class the odds were...
Eh...
Not so good...
Another expulsion of breath. Tick, tock, tick, tock. Only a few minutes left... Would she be surprised if nobody came? No. Would she be disappointed? Mildly. Would she try again in... Say... A day? Absolutely.
The triangular, fluffy ears on her head twitched in the gentle breeze, her tail hanging out the gap between her armrest and chair. Once again her desk was lined with many statues of Grimm, this time with the known variants behind them, including one of those all-black Beowulfs. Very interesting, how they just seemed to disappear and be replaced with new ones. Maybe it was evolution of some sort... Her Grimm knowledge was rusty.
As was her new norm, Razorback lay curled up next to her chair, obstructed from view by her desk and her person. A little whistle and he would push himself up to his feet, taking a position sitting like a dog. He was really just a big, snuggly puppy... With large, terrifying teeth.
Dogs had teeth too, though, so it was okay.
She reached over and laid a hand on his head, fingers sinking into the soft, white fur, and for a brief moment she believed he was real. A euphoric shiver at this touch, once again coming to the realization that this thing belonged to her, and her alone. He was her pet, her pal, her companion. Forever. A gentle scratch before she snapped her fingers and he dissipated.
"Soon you can come back... But it's almost class time. Ooooh, I hope people come!"