In the world of Remnant many stories and legends are considered nothing more then fairy tales. But to most people in this world, they know these fairy tales are real.
Witness as a fairy tale lost in time slowly reveals itself, with old and new char...
The opening ends to a uniformed, sleeping Jaune with his head resting in his hands while a constantly-zooming and fast-talking Professor Bartholomew Oobleck is in the middle of his hyperactive lecture, educating Weiss, Blake, Pyrrha, Hercule, Zeke, Jackson, Velvet, and a leaned-back Cardin directly behind Jaune.
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Oobleck: Yes! Yes, prior to the Faunus Rights Revolution--more popularly known as the Faunus War---humankind was quite, quite adamant about centralizing Faunus population in Menagerie. Now! While this must feel like ancient history to many of you, it is imperative to remember that these are relatively recent events! Why, the repercussions of the uprising can still be seen to this day!
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He zooms around the classroom more, sipping his coffee again before continuing to zoom and talk while some students showed concern.
Jackson: Dude, has this guy never heard of decaf?
Hercule: Truthfully speaking, I've never seen coffee have this big of an effect on someone.
Oobleck: Now! Have any among you been subjugated or discriminated because of your Faunus heritage?
Some of the silhouetted students raise their hands. Velvet, after a moment, does the same.
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Oobleck: Dreadful, simply dreadful! Remember, students, it is precisely this kind of ignorance that breeds violence! I mean, I mean, I mean just look at what happened to White Fang! Now, which one of you young scholars can tell me what many theorize to be the turning point in the third year of the War? Yes?
