Salazar barely remembered the three classes he just taught. It didn't help he had three stacks of quizzes to go through and grade stacked on his desk, which he was currently sitting behind as Malory Danston rattled off to him about the unfairness of his classwork and how she expected to pass with an easy A because her dad donated lots of money to the school. When the knock came, he was immensely relieved. For if there was two things he hated, it was politics and people who didn't do anything and expected to rise up in the world. However, she didn't seem to hear the knock, but she was finishing.<br/><br/>"And so Professor, I suspect you'll be giving me an A, yes?" She finished with a wide smile on her face and eyes that said "do or die".<br/><br/>"Ms. Danston, if you deserved the A, I would give it to you. However, because you did none of the homework and didn't pass any of the tests, I will be failing you accordingly. Have a good day. Come in Mr. Moore." He waved Silo in as Malory did the tantrum, stomp the foot and scream thing, as she left the room bumping into Silo's shoulder on the way.<br/><br/>"I apologize for that," Salazar said as he stood while rubbing the bridge of his nose underneath his reading glasses. "What can I do for you?" Salazar brushed his hair over his shoulder with the same hand that had been trying to relieve the physical tension at the top of the bridge of his nose. His hair was currently loose and, after the morning debacle, groomed properly. He propped himself against the front of his desk while gesturing to a chair in front of it. "I also apologize for the mess of my office, it doesn't receive enough cleaning days."<br/><br/>His office was one of the larger rectangular ones. All of his walls were covered with bookcases, that didn't hold all of his books which was accentuated by the many stacks on the floor. He had a few boxes dedicated to maps that he had no room to hang or were too valuable too. His desk was just as messy except the three new stacks of quizzes on top.