<div class="floatleft">(http://image.shutterstock.com/display_pic_with_logo/6049/6049,1323953989,14/stock-photo-beautiful-young-brunette-woman-wearing-red-leather-jacket-on-black-studio-background-90848306.jpg)</div><br/>Name: Ruby Geniva<br/>Team: Ghast<br/>Location: Halls heading towards the Headmaster's Office<br/>Time: Evening before The Mission date<br/>Tags: Headmaster Vari (I dont remember the full name XD)<br/><br/>Ruby wandered through the halls quietly, avoiding much eye contact with the other members of the school. The choices she had to make were huge. Team Unity versus Scientific Advancement. Each had its number of importance views and its drawbacks and each weighed heavily on her mind.<br/><br/>The first: Mission A held the extraordinary value of Dust advancement. The reveal of a new Unknown Dust held so many wondrous possibilities. If properly used, the possibilities would be endless and astounding. Maybe new technologies could come from it. New medicines, weapons, products...limitless potential. However it held its flaws. Maybe it was corrupted by the Mists, maybe it was a dud and unusable. Maybe it was all one large trap set by the Grimm to get everyone killed. Who knew...the only way was to go out there and find out.<br/><br/>The Second: A mission to Schwartz, where her Team went to after the disaster of Dirge. Rai had family there and with one man down from their Team already, their combat effectiveness went down a quarter. If she left, they would be at half strength and they would resent her choice to advance the Dust studies by decades. They viewed it as selfish, at least Gwen did. Rai at least understood her reasons as to why she needed to learn all she could around Dust. Dust is where most of her combat effectiveness came from. Sure she had her normal slugs but they wouldn't do much against something like an Ursa or a Nevermore. Dust is what got the job done and done right. She would stop by a window and looked outside at the snowy wasteland that laid below. This place was hell on earth...all the more reason to go for the Dust. But could she be so heartless that she would ignore her Team and Friends? Could she be that heartless? It went against her very principles and ideals as a human being. "Ugh...why couldn't this be easy?" She said while resuming her walk.<br/><br/>Along the way, she bumped into the wall and looked in front of her: The Headmaster's Doorway. She tapped her chin and thought 'Maybe the Headmaster could offer me some help with my mind' With that, Ruby calmly breathed in and out and knocked on the door. If he answered, Ruby would offer a low bow of respect "Hello Headmaster, I am sorry to disturb you but I am in need of help regarding the missions. It seems I am stuck at an impass and I cannot get around it. May I seek your council on this matter most dire?" Sure she sounded a little melodramatic but she was in that kind of a mood.