Faephobia
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				Title: <strong>Faephobia</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>chaoslord29</strong> on <strong>15-01-2014, 17:37:43</strong>
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				Professor Taudran’ariel arrived back at his office from the staff meeting with as soon as the door was closed, allowed himself the brief indulgence of grinding his teeth and a long sigh before resuming his usual professional demeanor. There had been more accusations during the staff meeting, leveled at member sof the administration by several faculty, as last month the administrators had been accusing the faculty, but overall everyone agreed that most of the fault lay with the Fae. Professor “Tod” as he was called by the students always wound up acting as mediator in that regard, being the only Fae faculty member himself, and having a sterling reputation for professionalism himself, but once the accusations became heated, it mattered little. They just didn’t seem to understand that the fae students couldn’t very well suppress their nature, especially when the reason for their return to earth from their home had been explicitly for this reason. Frankly, Tod thought it was a wonder they imparted such subtlety and guile to the fey (particularly the girls) in their attempts to seduce teachers and staff when there was little doubt in Tod’s mind that any such cover-up attempts were purely the work of the mortals with whom they cavorted. You couldn’t just expect nymphs and dryads and satyrs and pixies to assume complete propriety (whatever their citizenship) but you could expect them to at least be consistent in fulfilling their wanton desires.<br><br>Still, he wasn’t about to be the only one in the room accusing everyone else and it wasn’t worth dwelling on. Odds are both parties were as guilty as any, and the only reason not every single staff member wasn’t guilty was that the fey boys and girls had such a dearth of other potential partners and paramours in the form of their fellow students. It was for that reason that he held these office hours after classes were done, as the adjustment to dealing with the fey in all their licentious majesty was as hard on the students as it was the staff, and Tod did his best to bridge the gap and help them understand. Apart from the brief ten minutes he took to collect himself, each day, his door was always open.
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				Title: <strong>Re: Faephobia</strong><br>
				Post by: <strong>Astra Cilla</strong> on <strong>09-02-2014, 02:29:14</strong>
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				Rebecca walked slowly down the hall, towards Professor Tod's office. She knew the door would be open to her but she wondered if he would help her. Like many human girls she found herself at odds with her fae classmates; particularly the females. Seeing a group up ahead she turned into an empty classroom to avoid someone suspecting why she was headed down that hall. She herself had seen several girls go; and had heard the comments from fae and human alike on the subject.<br><br>Things were heated among the students as much as the staff; though more so the students. Guys fought over the girls and the girls tried to outshine the other in order to merit attention. Only fae females had gifts humans did not so the game was uneven and unfair in many regards. Once the hall was clear again Becca ventured back out. In her case all she wanted was her boyfriend back. It'd taken her a long time to earn his attention over the course of their college days together so far but she'd lost him to a fae girl. It had happened so fast she had almost gotten whiplash. One minute they'd been talking, laughing, and enjoying each others company and the next she was watching him make out with another girl. <br><br>It'd hurt to say the least but she was determined to win him back. She had a mind, like many others, to try dangerous things on her own. Magic, potions, charms; all things marketed to human females from the shadows and in whispers. Undoubtedly some of it would work but she was leery to really go that far without proper instruction; knowing full well what the results could be. For a while she'd wondered how or who and then it struck her, who better to ask than a fae? And she had one at her school, Professor Tod. Surely he would be willing to help her. Not that she planned to tell him the true scope of her plan but if she could at least learn more about the fae and magic as well as what places to look for help she was sure she could do what she had set out to.<br><br>Taking a deep breath as she neared the door, she knocked upon the frame before poking her head in to look at him. "Professor Tod, may I come in?"
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