Watching the students leave, mentally going over his next lecture for the following class, Rune heard the student, who appeared to have paid the most attention, even asking question. Nodding his head in acknowledgment, he turned to own desk to tidy up when his attention was caught by the boy who had spoken out against the other student in the class. He had caught the boy wheeling around to face the classroom, which was nearly empty apart from a few stragglers. Before the student could reach the door, Rune stood and folded his hands behind his back.<br/><br/>"Just a moment, I'd like to have a word." Approaching the student, Rune kept his hands behind his back, a slight frown on his lips.<br/>"I would appreciate if you would not lash out at your fellow students, be it physically, or verbal." He spoke quiet enough that the passing students wouldn't hear, but with a cold tone. "I will not tolerate such acts in my class, understood? Should you have a problem with the class I would ask that you come to me about it." Finished, Rune dismissed the boy and returned to his desk.<br/><br/>As the final few students trickled out, Rune dropped into his chair and covered his face with his hands. He knew what he would be getting in to when he accepted the position, these weren't normal students after all. Sitting up he fluttered his wings and sighed.<br/>"You can do this." He muttered to himself just as the first students for his second class came in. Forcing himself to perk up, he raised his wings from there drooped position, brought the shine back to his eyes and stood up. Hopefully this group wouldn't be as bad.<br/><br/>By the end of the class Rune felt trapped. Half of these boys didn't want to learn and a few already appeared to be trying to make his class a living hell for him. As the last of them left, the fairy let his facade fall, flicking the door closed with a flick of the wrist and letting himself fall into his chair. He could hear the students leaving their classes, heading to lunch but he couldn't be bothered to eat anything. The lights were still dimmed and the last of the illusioned lights had disappeared long ago.<br/><br/>Not having a class until the fourth period, Rune decided he would escape to his office for a while, getting out of the class but still around should he be needed. Gathering a few books and folders to go over, Rune exited the class and made his way towards the faculty offices. Once or twice he was stopped by a few students for directions but otherwise he made it to his office without a hitch. Leaving the door open, as this hallway was less often used by students unless they were looking for a teacher, Rune dropped the books and folders on the desk and stood before the window, watching the grounds outside with his hands behind his back.