Rune turned to watch Boli, pulling a knee to his chest and resting his chin on it. He furrowed his brow slightly when the man whipped his chalky hand on his shirt. It wasn't like it was a big deal, chalk was easy enough to get rid of, but also made quite a mess. The faerie's thoughts were pulled from these musings when Boli began to speak. He recognized the words, and was impressed that someone else did too without having to read from a book.<br/><br/>"William Blake, To See A World." He muttered, opening his eyes, having not realized he had closed them.<br/><br/>He once more listened to the man speak, curiosity growing at what Boli said. Before he could get the chance to ask anything though, he found that Boli was once more approaching him. Rune wasn't sure how to react to this. People usually didn't care that he had been around for quite some time, some even believed he was lying, but Boli was different. His eyes followed the man, the man he had so many questions about.<br/><br/>As Boli knelt before him and began to say something, Rune jumped at the sound of the bell, nearly falling from his perch. Gripping the edges of the desk, he stood and cleared his throat, mentally cursing the bell for ruining this moment. With a sigh, the faerie moved to go to the door, but was stopped by Boli's next question. His mood dropped however when it was discovered he just wanted help finding room 122.<br/><br/>"Of course, it is a beautiful day after all." He tried to keep any irritation from his voice as he escorted the man down the hallways slowly filling with students once more.