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Horatus nodded at Dorothy's comment. Garreth had put that the wrong way. There wasn't really anything wrong in that way with the students. Some of them were lazy, disrespectfull, untrained, and other things like that but that could be changed in training.

Garreth was not amused. "Miss Higarashi, I wasn't singling out vampirics in particular, and I did not mean it as you took it." he said. He was ready to burst again, but he was supposed to be the calm Headmaster. At this moment, it seemed himself and Horatus had reversed. "And if someone can't control themselves then it does pose a bit of a problem, and as well," he slammed his palm down on the table, with much less force than he'd hit it with his fist, "You all need to grow a thick skin if you intend to stay here. You're here for training that will help you on the battlefield if such a time were to arise. They won't care about your feelings or whether or not you feel they're being racist, so don't expect all of us to apologize when you feel that way." his tone was now low and dangerous. "Anything else?"

((May I add that Garreth is secretly an a**, and no one in the room has to like him. :3 ))

Dorothy sat down and stared away from him, GAH! The nerve! He could have at least rephased himself, but no, he had to turn it into some kind of lesson. I don't expect a person in battle to be kind but he is a headmaster. He needs to give respect to get it.

Laela nodded slightly her self anger subsiding. She understood completely what Garreth was saying and she knew it had been partially her fault. She sighed silently and thought if it would have been better she hadnt come.

Standing up Horatus decided he needed to back what Garreth was saying, only in a slightly differen way as they needed the students to say if there was going to be a school at all. "No one," Horatus barked. "I repeat, no one is going to get any special treatment. We don't care what it is you think you should get special treatment for, you will not get it. If you can not handle that fact than you don't belong here. Don't bother to even ask for anything different than the rest are getting. Any special arrangements that need to be made for safety will be made, everything else will continue as normal."

After Varnis had gotten enough of being shocked by Garreth's sudden loud anouncement, he had stopped staring, and looked back to Namen. "I guess I gotta tell him then." He said mumbling under his breath. "But I do have a hunch that he already knows." Saying that, his stomach started to growl.

"Well, I guess that I am hungry, he said aloud, but not loud enough for the teachers/headmasters to hear.

((Mk. I'll go put it back.))

"As far as I am concerned Sir," Luna said, her voice very soft, "there is not anything that I bring with me that could harm the other students besides my own ability. The assassins gave me up for dead, nor do they care as they would only kill me anyway. The way they think is as long as I'm alive I will continue to kill people which is surving what they want anyway. For myself, I must pay the punishment given to me by Heaven when I fell for my friends."

((I already edited it. >.>))

Sitting down on the clean floor of the nurse's office, jazen could do nothing but think. She tated the blood left on her lips, curling her arms around her stomach. She felt like crying. How could she be so weak? she looked at Luna, already standing. She's okay. No one's really hurt... not so much that they won't heal. She sat there, still thinking, before she stood. She walked back to the cafeteria, already feeling better. She walked to the teacher's table and sat down. let them think she felt sick. or anything else. She didn't care.