Casual bard experience. Always funny to see happen.
Also can I mention how happy I am to have 50 chapters released, technically 51, but 7.5 doesn't count for me.
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Raven hummed to himself as he organized some paperwork at his desk in his classroom, a charm cast on the room itself prevented papers from flying about from the nice breeze from the open window.
Amaia was just curiously inspecting the room as she walked around it. Looking at the sitting area curiously. Looking at all the images hanging around the room.
"Master wishes to be a teacher?" She asked him and he nodded his head while creating his assignments for the class.
"Yes. I found the subject of teaching interesting and want to see if I find myself enjoying it." Raven said as he finished a half of the all the years assignments. Deciding to rest his hand he focused on Amaia.
"I learn to quickly. Nothing here was a challenge. I momentarily lagged with potions, but with my full attention on it, I finished it easily. I found myself bored." Raven said as he looked out the window.
"I never felt challenged. Everything was easy. No one to push myself against, even when I tried to limit myself, to distract myself, I couldn't enjoy myself in the regards to learning. So I thought, instead of being behind the desk, why not be in front of it. Instead of taking in the knowledge, why not be giving it?" He asked as he side eyed Amaia who looked at him smiling.
"I see. I'm sure master will enjoy himself." She said before she leaned forward. Opening her mouth to speak-
"No." He declined knowing what she was going to say.
"Awww." She pouted at being denied.
"Master someone is coming." Amaia said before turning into shadows and going into his shadow. Neat. Raven waved his hand as the door to his office opened and standing there was Minerva about to knock.
"I've come to check on your progress on making your assignments and seeing if you needed help." Momma Cat said and Raven smiled. How kind of her.
"Yes. You can check them if you don't mind. I finished half of them so far." Raven said grabbing a fat stack of paper.
"Oh my." She said glancing at the stack of paper that was undoubtedly more homework in that stack of half his entire assignments than her entire year's worth. Those poor students. That wasn't counting the essays either.
Oh well. Not like she's the student.
"Very well." She said and began looking through them and showing him ways to improve his assignments.
Together they bonded over making students hate homework. Truly they were teachers.
Momma Cat even learned how to improve her own assignments from this too. It always helps to have a fresh mind looking at things, and one with experience.
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Raven idly glanced in the mirror as he was dressed in muggle casual clothes, albeit of the slightly more fancy(expensive) kind. Gotta have that drip always up.
Black boots, it's all he wears, black shorts, a red shirt and an open black jacket. Plus his black shades instead of his eyepatch. Though that was in his pocket if he needed to take off the shades.
He currently was preparing for a date in town with Rose. He had decided to go and have fun in town, and he decided why not make it a date.
Plus he had a little business to do in the city, but that was fine, after all, it wouldn't take long to have some fun messing with a pig~
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The Prince of Denial
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