Cedrick watched as she counted over and over, doing different things, arranging different earthly equations. He ran his fingers through his silver hair. A bit of a habit he developed within the time he had become this unlucky soul's guardian. When she went to get more coffee, he muttered "For the love of the Almighty Sovereign Lord of Hosts! How much more of this is she going to take before she realizes she can file harassment charges for being the "go to" for every problem ever invented by humans!"<br/><br/>He sighed as the janitor walked in, and a bird flew inside as the man opened the door. the bird landed near him on the desk, and he spoke to it. "Well at least I can enjoy your company until you decide to leave."<br/><br/>The bird chirped, and Cedrick smiled. "No, I don't have any birdseed, little one."<br/><br/>it chirped again and flew off and out an open window. "FINE! see if I care! If I had a nickel every time a self centered pigeon didn't talk to me because I didn't have food I'd have FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE DOLLARS!" Cedrick shouted. he had been counting the amount as a way to pass the time. Rubbing his temples, he sighed. "Why must my job be so boring!"<br/><br/>As his charge got up to leave, he sighed. "I really wish I didn't have to fix all your problems." He said as if she could hear him. Walking over to the stack of papers on her desk, he leafed through them. finding an equation she hadn't done, he wrote it down and replaced the paper. "There, now are we going home?" he asked as though he was audible yet again, following closely behind her. A traffic light turned green as they were in the middle of a road, and a car barreled towards her. at the last second, Cedrick put his arm on her shoulder, making them both intangible long enough for the car to pass through them.<br/><br/>"That must be traumatizing." he remarked casually as he watched her reaction.