Celes was left all alone in the cafeteria. All the new ‘friends’ that he had gathered had left him. An unwelcome feeling started to whelm up inside. It was not sadness and definitely not anger. It was more like the demon was just pouting. When he got up he just left his plate on the table without bothering to clean it up. He made his way to his next class, what was his next class again? In the hallway he bumped into another student which had apparently lost his way. Too bad for him that he had to ask a demon for directions. This boy was not one of his friends and he didn’t want to be friends with him either so Celes was kind enough to point the lost boy the way. In a very detailed and way too complicated manner the demon pointed out the way to the completely opposite direction of the one where the boy wanted to go. Then he went his way to the classroom where he himself had to go. He didn’t feel like hurrying up or being on time so he took the more touristic route.<br/><br/>Was that actually a smile playing up around the vampire’s lips? “When the sun has set I have two classes to teach,” he began to go through his schedule. “After this I need to prepare for the classes for the night after.” Haruki also recited some other mundane tasks to which he had to attend although he left out when exactly he was going to eat. It seemed for a moment that he was intending to decline the invitation. “So I am available from about 3 am until sunrise, if that fits your schedule,” he finally concluded. Haruki had an excellent feeling for time, even without access to a clock he could estimate the time precisely to the minute. “Lunch should have ended by now,” he said calmly. “Even though you don’t seem to have a class today, shouldn’t you be a nice teacher and guide some lost students in the hallways?” Fulfilling such duties also belonged to the profession of a teacher according to Haruki’s opinion. Reminding his colleague of them was just his personality. That and his desire to get a few more hours of sleep.