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Juno was excited at Anemone's improvement. And when she'd finished throwing all the balls in the bucket, the only thing Juno could say was "Oh, that's all?" He could've sworn he'd thought there were more balls in there. Regardless, he came to the realization that not everyone loved training as much as he did and he figured it was probably best to give the girl a break.

"Well, I hope your arm isn't sore tomorrow." He laughed walking down to her and picking up stray balls here and there and tossing them without a problem back into the bucket. "Good thing it wasn't basketballs, eh?" He smiled at her now standing directly in front of her. "You did a really good job. I don't know what your schedule is like, but if you practice everyday like that you'll become a pro. After mastering stable targets, the next step of course is moving targets. But I'm sure that can wait."

He picked up the bucket. "Do you mind helping me collect the rest of the balls and putting them away? We'll skip out on the rest of class for today." He said with a childish grin which hinted that he had something in mind, obviously.

Juno was glad to hear that she was going to practice. Though he still wondered as to how often she really would practice. Some kids were lazy, not that he was trying to imply that she was lazy cause she didn't look like it. Though she definitely looked more of the academic kind of kid.

Once all the balls were finally gathered, Juno strolled up to the gym closet and slid the bucket inside. Kicking the door closed while turning about to face his student.

"N-now what?"

Juno tapped a finger on his chin thoughtfully staring up at the ceiling, though not that anyone could tell since he had shades on.
"I don't know about you, but I'm a little hungry. Want to grab some snackage?"

Either way, with or without her, Juno began walking in the direction of the cafeteria where he would snag some sort of healthy thing since that's all there was at the academy: healthy food. Not that he minded, it was better for training if you ate healthy anyway. He was used to it by now.

Even though he was hungry, he still had bounds and bounds of energy from doing nothing but really standing there. He was sure to go off and train once he grabbed some fruit. He was free most of the afternoon since most kids weren't taking his class. So. More time to train, and that didn't bother him whatsoever.

Juno was totally fine with silence. He wasn't one much for talking unless there was a need for it or he had something to say. And though Anemone was struggling with it, he paid no mind to the awkward silence as they walked to the cafeteria which wasn't far off.

--so you're an actual super hero, right? What's that like?"

Juno's insides went slightly stiff at the question and mention of being a 'super hero' and what it was like. With his right hand, he rubbed his left shoulder. The reminder of his mistakes.

But he smiled at Galileo, putting his hands in his pockets and turning to the girl whose eyes were on the ground. "It's pretty exhilarating. Though probably not so super yet. I've still got a long way to go."

"Ah, here we are." It was around 3PM, so there were few people in the cafeteria at the time. Juno strolled along down the lunch line and snatched up a ripe looking peach and immediately bit into it. "Do you like the Academy so far, Galileo?" He asked cheerfully.

Juno watched the girl and her pear. Perhaps a little too into cleaning it. Sure, Juno liked clean. But this was bordering on OCD. He took another bite from his peach, smiling.

"Don't worry, you'll get used to it. Unless you don't want to." He smirked. "And getting lost is some good fun."

He leaned down to look at her more face to face. "You know, they wash the fruit before they put it out." He said with a smile and another bite from his peach.

Juno was definitely one to be interested in other people, though he felt it was probably inappropriate for a teacher to be asking a student about his or her past and other things of the like. It was best for him to not be too nosy.

"Anyway. I guess you're free to go." He said with a shrug. "Class dismissed." He said in mock-serious tone, figuring that she wasn't the type to skip out on class and this would probably put her a little more at ease. Hopefully. Juno finished up the last of his peach and tossed the pit into the trash not too far away. "I'll see you when I see you then Galileo." His dashing smile on his face while he saluted to her walking backwards towards the opposite exit they'd come in through.