Dare could almost FEEL the angst coming off the smart ass kid with glasses with the last question. Dare knew the kind of snarky comments someone like him would unleash, so he jumped on the question quickly.<br/><br/>"First we have a short speech in the main lecture hall from our Dean, after which you are free to spend time around the island as you see fit until classes start next Monday." The answer was, again, a canned response, but it was the best answer he could give them. They were all probably very much used to being pressed for time to save the world or some such mission. Having free time might be a little odd to them, but it was something they were just going to have to get used to.<br/><br/>As Dare answered the final question, Tyler rolled his eyes. He couldn't believe he was being toured around the place like some sort of freshman at collage. He'd done this already, TEN YEARS ago. The only plus side to this was he was getting a good look at the students that he, if he agreed to do so, was likely to teach in a few years. The idea of being seen as one of their peers was a little negative feeling to him, but it was seemingly inescapable. He simply resigned himself to his fate of a long boring speech sitting on the wrong side of the podium.<br/><br/>They group rounded a corner and saw themselves facing a large set of double doors.<br/><br/>"Ok, last chance for questions before Dr. Sylus' speech," Dare announced.