Finn nodded a little in answer when Marcus commented about knowing where they were found. As Marcus left to ask someone, Finnén Holý decided the smartest thing to do would be to wait patiently. A part of him meant to go ask the professor because the professor was the professor and the professor should be compatible with questions from students with an earnest desire to learn. However, since Marcus said he'd be right back, that meant he could just wait patiently. He pulled out his smartphone instead and roamed through his schedule for the week, instead.<br/><br/><strong>“All right. Let's see. Class, class, class, <em>more</em> class. Let's see about the evenings. Saturday appears free, guess I'll have to figure out what to do tomorrow. Well, chances that I get some dick are <em>about</em> dick right now. Sunday, karaoke. Monday, swimming. Tuesday, need to talk to the savate instructor about joining their dojo and find out if evening classes are a thing for that. Wednesday ... I know, I'll look into that indoor mountainclimbing thing they have near here since that's my free day each week,”</strong>he was mostly talking to himself, in the privacy of being alone with nobody in immediate earshot.<br/><br/>Granted, a couple of the other students were looking at him funny for talking (even if not loud enough for them to hear) before shrugging with the realisation that sometimes hearing it out loud helped for some people. It did for Finnén, sometimes. Granted, it got him in trouble once or twice at home with his foster family, who were the real family, but nothing he couldn't handle.