Baldur woke when the young man stormed out of the compartment. He studied his face to remember him later. He was sure he would undoubtedly have him or his temperamental sister in Charms or Transfigurations. Maybe they felt the muse to study drama? Either case, their paths would cross again and he would remember them.<br/><br/>The train pulled into Tulloch station. Baldur wasted no time in exiting the train. He had no interest in exploring the town. The Irish Wolfhound padded into the station and slowly transfigured himself into Professor Tyresius Jordan. A fireplace stood smartly against the back wall. He walked over to it briskly, speaking to no one, picked up a pinch of floo powder stepped inside uttered, "home," and found himself back in his home in London, England.<br/><br/>When he stepped out of the fireplace, he quickly recognized where he was. 'You bumbling idiot, Tyre,' he thought to himself. Took up a second pinch of floo powder, re-entered the fireplace and uttered, "my dorm room." This time, he emerged in his room at ADU. As soon as he stepped out, Bonnie Prince Charlie was there to greet him. The dog missed him terribly. His tongue lolled about and his tail wagged excitedly. The two kissed and headed to the front entrance of the school to meet the incoming faculty and students.<br/><br/>Upon arrival at the entrance, Professor Jordan spied Prof. Bellona Crann. He walked over to her and spoke in an eloquent tone, " Where are they? Gone? Let this pernicious hour stand aye accursed in the calendar! Come in, without there!" A line from Act IV, Scene 1 of Macbeth. "Good day, m'lady. I see you are looking quite spry for this first day of school. We have a wry group of students joining us this semester. I do look forward to some mischeif."<br/><br/>Professor Jordan stood next to Professor Crann with Bonnie Charlie sitting on the floor to his right. His highly polished boots glistened the setting sunlight. The trousers and blouse both pressed with no signs of muss. His brown blazer and vest fit just right and a brown cape cast over his shoulders hung low.