<strong>Name;</strong>Abilishtar<br/><strong>Time;</strong>Morning<br/><strong>Location;</strong>Outside Main Hall, Main Hall<br/><strong>Tagged;</strong>Anyone<br/><br/>Summer, or the equivalent for their school, was sort of a great time for Abil. Even though he never really left the school anyway, thanks to the conditions of his employment, it meant he had more time to devote to developing anti-human spells and other attacks. Of course, that was now all over for another year, and that meant he had to continue on with teaching. It had been a nice pleasant time in his silent woods, and the screams of the tortured and the chatter of the students were enough to snap him back into the reality that was being a teacher. Of course, it was something he tolerated, it was just situations like orientation that he found a bit stiff and unneeded. To top it off, this year he was ordered to not bring a book like he usually did and to actually listen to the speech. He didn't see the reason why, he knew what the speech was, as did all the teachers. It was rare that he himself did it, but it was still the same. He knew there was value in the students hearing it, but not for him.<br/><br/>A small orb expanded outside of the main hall until his body appeared in full. It was an interesting sight, but he always made sure to keep it discreet, he had no need for outlandish appearances, in fact his own simple form was proof of that. He had learned early on that he found no joy in just appearing in the main hall, as students would usually flock to ask how they could do such a thing as well. Not to mention... he wondered how much of the book he could get done before they started to miss his absence, so to speak.<br/><br/>As he made his way towards the doors however, he noticed Shizuru out there as well. His eyebrow shot up, but soon came down as he saw her lamenting over her seal. He opened his book, reading a few pages as her moment of weakness passed. He respected almost all the other teachers in some way, even if he didn't agree with them, and he found it unneeded to pay attention to someone's moment of weakness if they weren't potential enemies. Not to mention he doubted she would appreciate that.  When her rage passed, he closed his book and met eyes with her once before turning towards the door to the hall, which were open slightly enough for him to see the dark one speaking.<br/><br/>"Shizuru... It would appear that Zu has started his speech. And, that Ardat-lili has lost a bit of her will."<br/><br/>He noted, saying simply her name as a greeting and observing the scene, referring to the dark one and the succubus queen in his reckoning of their names. His face grimaced a bit as he heard the last part of the speech.<br/><br/>"And I believe that they expect our introductions."