Tsukino-sensei, meanwhile, reclined at her desk in the teacher's office, her fingertips grazing over the page laid out before her. She had an entire stack of papers before her on the desk, but this one in particular had drawn her attention. She reached for her pen and jotted down a few lines before taking another page from the stack, considering it as well briefly before tilting her head back, a blank, almost cynical look spread on her face. She dropped her pen and stretched her arms up over her head, a deep sigh escaping her as she did so. She glanced over at the clock at her desk briefly, noting that the time for her to head over to the occult club had already passed five minutes ago. This did not particularly worry her. She realized that two new club members would be joining that afternoon but even so she did not feel the slightest hint of urgency.<br/><br/>After filing the paperwork she had completed, she rose from her seat and picked up her keys, pocketing them before stepping past her fellow teachers toward the office door. "Thank you for your work today, everyone," Tsukino called out, following her usual routine which her co-workers responded to in kind. A few of the younger male teachers exchanged glances but said nothing in her presence. Tsukino-sensei herself had inspired rumors and theories all her own, none of which could actually be confirmed or dispelled with any amount of certainty as she refused to give clear answers on such subjects as her personal life or out-of-work schedule.<br/><br/>What the school could confirm, both students and staff alike, included her laid-back personality and religious adherence to her own set standards and scheduling. While she never pressured her students verbally to turn in assignments on time, for example, if they failed to do so on their own accord, she would assign additional projects as necessary to encourage compliance. Her single status had been a subject of discussion and theory in many cases. Although she freely admitted her lack of a signficiant other, she refused to speak any more on the subject, leading some students to conclude that she had no interest in relationships.<br/><br/>Whatever the case may have been, she entertained a measure of excitement when she learned one of the two new members was a young man. A slight, almost amused smirk curved her lips as she made her way down the hall, her footsteps carrying her past a long line of doorways. Truth be told, her participation in occult-type activities remained limited to her participation in the club itself, for the most part. She had taken up her position as club advisor before she had developed any real interest in the subject, which made the arrangement between herself and the club president even more unusual. Still, between her odd personality and fasion sense, most of the student body and teaching staff would agree that Tsukino-sensei engaged herself with every task she took up, even if her sense of timing was a bit off from everyone else's perspective.