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Orpheus had heard the good news about Emer getting a child. He'd sent a note to her about meeting him here in his classroom so that they could again talf about their plans. That and so that Ligeia could meet her new boy. The owl child needed some friends, ones that he saw more often then just during classes. Ligeia was so shy and seemed to rather hang out with his father then anything else. This would be good for him.

The red haired teacher had some different materials with him that were needed, newspapers that spoke of the up coming event, the blue prints of the museum, and a notepad for them to take notes on.

Ligeia had with him a couple of his dragon books. He had told his father that he would start to teach Miss Emer's child about dragons now. He gave a smile, it seemed that Ligeia was starting to take on his father's enjoyment of teaching. A good thing he thought as it would get him to open up more if he was trying to teach other kids stuff.

"Don't go to far ok Ligeia?" He called over to his son who was trying to find a good spot to spread out the blanket he had brought with him. He didn't want for his books to get dirty while they were here. He found what he thought was the perfect place, where the sun came down through the glass ceiling warming up the area with its light. The checkered blanket was spread out and he sat down on it and laid out his books while he awaited Miss Emer and her child.

Orpheus looked over at her, holding back a laugh as he heard her stifle one curse word only to say another a moment later. He looked to the boy that was hanging off her back and gave a smile, "Aww. What a cutie. He looks just like ya." He said teasingly.

He pushed to his feet and walked over to her and the other boy, "Hello there little guy." He said then looked at him then at Ligeia before laughing, "Well not so little is he?" He looked rather tall for his age now didn't he?

Ligeia lifted his gaze from what he was reading to look over at his father, Miss Emer and the kid with them. He pushed up to his feet and walked over towards them curious of the new boy, "Hi." He murmured to the kid and to Miss Emer.

Orpheus looked to Emer, "I got all the stuff together that we need and Ligeia brought some of his books to show to your boy." He told her.

Ligeia tilted his head to the side, dark eyes widening a bit as he watched the boy walk. He didn't seem to steady on his feet so the owl boy took a couple steps closer and held his hands out to him. He took Kale's hands carefully so he wouldn't fall, "I'm Ligeia." He introduced himself to the giraffe.

Orpheus nodded, "Ligeia will bring you to show you his books if you like." He told Kale before looking to Emer, "Alright, lets get to work then."

Ligeia watched the two parents go then looked at Kale, "Must b-Eeeee working on class stuffs." He told him having no idea what it was that they could really be working on, "What is your name?" He asked curiously.

Ligeia's ear tufts wiggled and he grinned, "Yes, gr-Eeeen is a good color. Blue is best." At least in his opinon. He wondered what color it was that the giraffe liked. He picked up his book and bought it over, opening it up so that Kale could see the pictures. His father had encouraged him to make friends and... this boy seemed nice and calm. A good one to try out 'making friends' with.

"The payout is as it was before." He said, "I'm gathering the prizes for a different reason then normal." Well maybe not completely different, he never had kept any of the gems for himself really. He had been in it for the thrill of the hunt so to speak. He gave them to others after he and Emer had them recut so they wouldn't be so easy to detect as being stolen. After all if they no longer had the same cut or setting as they had when stolen how did you prove it was the same gem?

"They are to be gifts fo sorts actually. Though you can keep your cut as normal." He told her.

Ligeia looked at the dragon he was pointing at then looked at the caption at the bottom of the picture, "It says its an... Amphi... Amphar... am... Ah... its a feathery dragon!" He said, nodding his head. He had no idea how to pronounce its name but it was a neat looking one.

"Of course not. That is why I had to call for help from the only one I trust enough to get help from. That and the only one I know can do with." He needed Emer, without her he just wasn't the thief that everyone thought him to be. He was just Orpheus the teacher and father without her.

"Red dragons always do seem kinda tempermental don't they?" He asked as he looked over what the page said about them. He gave a laugh, "It says that they are overconfident among other things and like treasure." He blinked a couple times then looked over at Orphues. Red, liked treasure?

"Sounds like Daddy a little." Well aside from the part about it not thinking very far ahead. He was good at that.

Orpheus gave a sneeze then looked over at the two kids wondering if it were them talking about him. Then he looked back, "They redid the system not to long ago because of this exhibit coming to town so I can't see them updating it again." Or at least he hoped not.

He nodded, "Daddy is nice." He said, as he looked down at the book and turned the page, "Is a t-Eeeeacher. Will learn from him." He told Kale, warning him now about the classes then looked around, "This is classroom." It looked like a forest even through it was where they went to learn.

Orpheus nodded as he sat down looking at the laptop she worked on then took a deep breath, focusing himself as he got out a little handheld computer and started to work at it, fiddling around with it to move into another system, power company. Then started to fiddle with the power for the place. It was flickering now, on... off... half on... all on and seeming brighter then normal, up it so a couple light bulbs popped, then off again. Basically so it would seem like a power surge and would get everyones attention.

"There you go."

The blanket and books were abandon so that Ligeia could follow after the giraffe boy. He didn't want for the the little one to get into any trouble after all. The classroom was realatively safe, the only thing one had to look out for was the pool. He decided to stay close to Kale and keep him from going to close to it, "Y-Eeees. Like outside but not." He told Kale, his wings fluttering.

"Awesome." He said, moving to look over Emer's shoulder to see what all they were dealing with and any differences between what the system said and what the papers he'd gotten said. There were differences, of course. He should have known that releasing the details on the system would only encourage people like them to try to get at the gems. So to release false details meant them preparing for something that wasn't there and not being ready for what was, "I see." He murmured, "Interesting. Good job Emer."