Welcome to Gaia! ::

She nodded, knowing she would speak with Gabe about fixing the rip once she got back. It would be fine for the time being.

"There is good news depending on how you view it. While the force is unknown, it is secured within the school grounds. It can go no further into your realm." Arondis was glad to provide him this small consolance. He was good at keeping organized and handling all situations; she respected him deeply for that, placing a lot of trust in Kaien. "It should be found and identified soon, but we need you to keep an eye out and feel for it if you can." She took another sip of tea again and smiled. "You have happier matters to think about as well, I'm told."

Arondis did feel the ripple. Instead of the nausea Kaien felt, she felt her powers flare and then disappear. It did so several times, causing a discomforting sensation and she frowned. That was a particularly power ripple. They were getting worse.

"Of course." Her thoughts were already thinking the same thing at the sound of the crash, and she rose immediately. Making no noise, she gracefully hurried out the room with the headmaster and continued down the hall to the other teacher's office.

Kaien was settling back into his office life when he heard the knock. He vaguely wondered who it was, as Anna commonly took care of admitting new students to Grove.

He found that Arondis' tea had given him some of his usual energy back, but he was still exhausted. He sighed and called out to the mysterious knocker.

"Please come in, the door is unlocked." He poured himself a little of the stale coffee left in the pot on his desk. It was going cold now, but it would be better than nothing. Where as the blood-loss had been compensated for, caffeine would be needed to finish the job.

"A-ah...that was very efficient! Not but what I would expect from your Mother, but please come in and take a seat." Kaien rose when he realized that his visitor was someone not here as a student, but as a potential teacher.
Arondis certainly had come through for him. He hadn't expected an answer so quickly.

"You are quite young to be teaching, but I've no doubt we can find a place for you. What is it that you'd like to speak with me about?" He asked, sitting down after ensuring that he had shown the proper courtesy to Pyralis.

Kaien smiled. "Easy questions to answer. I shall probably ask you to teach the keystone class - the one reserved for our students from the other realms. Since I trust Anna's ability to educate our human students in her gentle way, I'll leave them to her."

"You'll find that some of the keystone class is difficult to handle, others are relatively laid back. Your experience in the Realms will prove useful in keeping them under control."

Kaien sighed thinking of the incident earlier. Pyralis would need all the help he could get with some of them.

"As for quarters, teachers are invited to stay in the Chateau. You will have full access to the private library here, and any rooms that do not belong to anyone specific. You will also keep an office here, just down the hall between mine and Anna's...you'll have seen it on the way here."

Not wanting to bombard the headmaster with unpleasant news right away, Pyralis knocked on the office door and waited with a pleasant expression. There weren't any sounds to indicate a student or some other manner of person within other than the headmaster, so he hoped his timing was somewhat decent for a discussion. It wasn't one that promised to be short.