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Tybalt shook his head. Ahh Mei... The moron. She was going to be the sacrificial lamb in this situation if she kept having outbursts like that. Was she trying to get in deeper s**t than she already was?

It was nice to see she wasn't the only one here, noting that Mei was here, as well as everyone else who had journey to the human world.

But Astra's comfort was short lived, as two teacher emerged from the door. One she recognized, while the other she had never seen before. However the career adviser guy had made his escape, leaving the students and the other guy here.

" I didn't like it at all!" She said to the teacher, wondering how he could compare that place as a vacation. "And...it wasn't that out of bounds..." which was true, the pendant was on the edge of the forest.

When the mention of detention was brought up, Astra quickly shook her head."No! no I don't want detention" that was the last place she wanted to be.

Once the question of if they had touched the pendant came, Astra was quick tp catch on with everybody else, and shook her head again, making sure to keep her face as neutral as possible and hoped the teacher would not catch their lie...

As Mei seemed intent on talking back, She decided to take cover at this point, and looking about the room saw that Aymet was here, and he would make a very nice shield, so she ran over to him and hid behind one of his legs, peaking around it every so often.

Placed there . . . ? Someone had put that Jackdamned thing there, just so that students would find it? Just so they'd get warped into the human world and disappeared and reappeared and all the rest? Who the hell would do something like that?

Swinging up out of the chair he'd been seated backwards in, Aksaja didn't say another word as he walked out of the office, frowning.

Tybalt continued to remain silent. Though this time it was out of shock. Someone was targeting the school? What for? And why did they have to get them involved? Ugh... At least Arel didn't have to worry about him repeating this... Experience. He'd rather forget the whole thing ever happened. Right now he was relieved that they didn't get a detention. That was his biggest worry.

With the interrogation now over, the black dog got to his feet and left the office. Hoping that this would be the last time he would have to pay a visit to it.

Kasumi fidgeted in the back on the class, wondering how on earth she even got to this point. At least she didn't have detention! She brightened visibly at this and made it her task to give what information she could. "It was purely by accident, I assure you, Mr. Secretary. It all happened very suddenly and it was never my intent to go to the human world... I've already been there once and apparently, it was quite hazardous to my health! I'd rather not go back there again, accident or otherwise. However... we're being targeted?" The thought made Kasumi very uneasy, but that was all the information she had to give. With a sigh, she bowed to Arel and made her leave.

So far Alcyone had avoided detention somehow even though she had been called to this office more than once. She listened as Arel questioned them about what had happened in the Human World. A part of her was still buzzing with excitement and adrenaline by the fact that they had stepped foot into the human world. She only wished that they could stay longer so that she could see what it's like over there. Though, Sin was right about needing to get back. Someday she would get back there.

Snapping back to attention, Alcie was confused. Was that it? They weren't going to get punished even though they had been out of bounds and into the human world? Something big must be going on for them to want to keep this hush hush. She continued to listen to what Arel said about someone leaving the pendant there and about the school possibly being targeted. That was interesting. A very interesting piece of information for Alcie. As he finished up, Alcie glanced at Sin quickly and then left the office.

The "Professor" - god forbid any hapless first year that actually thought Arel was a "Professor" by any sort of standard, was busy trying to make paper airplanes out of the exact pieces of Behaviour Assessment papers that he had happily marked "F's" on: apparently they were just for show. Or he just didn't care.

He barely batted an eyelash at the word 'pendants' before stopping halfway in mid-fold when he realized Sin was not making her exit anytime soon. The secretary sighed and propped himself against the desk again. "What makes you think, that these pendants are the same ones I gave you?" If he wanted to say something else, he was going at it the entirely wrong way. "But if you feel they are bad for your health I will tell you one piece of information, which does not leave this room: the pendants are dependent on your own Fears and were originally a protection device, not a transportation one. Your Fear? Won't even make your pendant sparkle, its really just a pretty protection trinket. I can say less so for whomever transported you guys to the Human World..." He left the last part of the sentence hanging, as if realizing the first time himself the repercussions before his attention snapped back to the First Year.

"Anything else life-threateningly important?" The tone was mocking.