<div class="floatleft">(http://orig15.deviantart.net/bff9/f/2015/133/8/2/8288093a65fd560053d6c0298eed44d6-d8t81j4.jpg)</div>Name: Ian<br/>Time: After School<br/>Location: ES Club room<br/>Tagging: Club members<br/>Notes:<br/><hr/><br/>As the stronger fingers wrapped around his own, Ian felt his determination to resolve the case become even stronger. With both Blair and Valsche willing, and what Ian was considering were clear signs of willingness from Adelaide as well, he had the majority of the club members vote, which could only mean one thing; the ES  clubs fifth mission was about to begin! This time though, the brunette was sure that it would not just lead to a misunderstanding, this time he was sure this was an actual case that would actually lead them to something abnormal. After all, this whole thing did not make any sense, at least not, if one was thinking that the culprit was a human.<br/><br/>Nodding reassuring to himself three times,  the big green eyes stared deep into the icy blues that clung to the believe that Valsche was his best friend. Despite the way the silver haired youth spoke, and the underlined dissatisfaction in the voice was seemingly ignored. But then again, Ian had told himself at the start of their first  interaction that Valsche just needed a bit of buttering up and in the end he would come out of his tsundere shell. The taller and much stronger youth was willing to do what he did best to help him with his lunch thief, and although Ian couldn't agree to the ways, he still took the thought to heart and appreciated it. The fingers unraveled themselves loose, slipping out of the others grasp with one hand, before reaching it to the others head, and giving it a few gentle pats on the head.<br/><br/>"There will be no taking care of somebodies. But thank you Val." The boy said with a reassuring nod, before turning himself to face the rest of the crowed, though more so to acknowledge the words that were being spoken in terms of how to get revenge on the thief. "And no poisoning the thief ether Adela, I don't even know if  it would actually work on the creature!" Ian softly, yet sternly spoke. "We first need to see if we can't solve the clues they had left in stead of my lunch. It's all on the table. I am sure that it must all add up to something and lead us to the next clue." Parting his lips briefly, the brunette found himself realizing, that he still hadn't explained how he had come to the conclusion that the one behind the thefts wasn't human.<br/><br/>"See, for the last two days I have been keeping an even closer eye on my lunch then I ever have before, yet, even though it was always on me or within my sight, the thief still managed to swap it out for something. I never saw even saw it happen!" The boy was clearly very excited about the whole thing, despite the fact that all clues most likely lead to the fact that he could possibly just be dealing with a bully. The large pools of green went from one person to another, searching for their reactions. "The thief just can't possibly be human!"