<div class="floatleft">(http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc46/juiliegh/anime%20misc/man.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>James Howard Dirlington<br/><strong>Time:</strong>6:00 a.m. to 6:45<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Teacher's lounge<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Father Benedict Venator<br/><hr/><br/>The quiet morning routine what James had done for years was interupted, in pleasant manner by Father Benedict. He had been informed that a second human had joined the staff, a ex-priest one at that to teach theology to succubi and incubi....very amusing prospect for James who has bit insight to psychology of succubi and incubi in general through just life experience alone. He does not know much of Father's origins besides that he is sort of prisoner, a outcaste from outside world sort scenario.<br/><br/>He nods on his greeting and smiles and replies; "Well, if I would know exact prefered proportions for you I could brew coffee strong as you prefer. The day starts usually with breakfast for the students and then they go for classes, their not assigned any specific classes besides their own whims deciding where they go study. Then there is lunch break at 11:30 and then evening classes after that. Considering the students try to attend all classes but they do so at random times, so keep the education subject fluid and flexible. Also do remember if they misbehave, give them demerit points but do not use points as means to practice authority in the class. As soon it gets out of hand and students will not respect you if you use school system to punish them.<br/><br/>Simply remind them that your class is part of essential course to get through, if they do not attend, listen nor learn from you, they will never graduate and thus never get to visit human world. That usually gets the most types in line to behave and listen. Of course there are expections and those you need handle them best as you can Father Benedict. Oh, naturally always have rosario on your person, most grabby student cases just turn up the power in rosario for short time to drive that student away. But it does count as assault against staff, even if for some of them we count nothing more than lunch or lesser beings, so give points accordingly." James had taught in school for many years now so he knows routines and various forms of students what may show up in his class room.