Troupe Master Grimm (
fireindreams) wrote in
daybreakacademy2019-04-01 12:31 am
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But youth is my best bet.
Who: Grimm and you! Grimm and Ekkehardt.
What: Grimm returns from dealing with Troupe business. Later on he drops into the infirmary to visit a friend.
When: Just before Spring Break.
Where: Around campus | the infirmary
Warnings: None expected. Will update in case of changes.
[It has been a while since Grimm stood on the grounds of Daybreak Academy. A teachers' assistant he may be, but Grimm was also the Master of his Troupe and working here did not absolve him of his responsibilities. But a busy scheduled was something he willingly accepted when he came here so there was no complaints to be made.
And besides, Daybreak Academy was often a wonderful source of people and entertainment. Now, let's see what has changed in Grimm's absence...]
[1 - The Grand Hall
As always, the Troupe Master's appearance is heralded by a loud bang as he teleports into the Hall. For such a startling entrance Grimm's reason to be here is rather simplistic - to be caught up on everything he missed and get back to work. Telporting in is is just faster!
(And really, it's more fun then simply using a door.)
Grimm strolls along the Grand Hall, offering those he passes a friendly smile and greeting. His ultimate destination is the teachers' offices but he will stop and chat with anyone who crosses his path that want to talk. It's been a while since he has seen the students and staff, so how could he say no to a conversation?]
[2 - The Infirmary (locked to Ekkehardt)
And speaking of catching up, there is one person in particular that Grimm wished to see. From what Grimm has come to learn, the staff of the infirmary had been quite busy this year! And that likely meant a certain someone may be overworking himself. So!
(A moment of silence for the silence in the infirmary...)
There is a loud bang that announces the Troupe Master's arrival and he waves away the smoke with a flourish. It is unsurprising that Grimm looks amused but part of it is genuine fondness.]
Good afternoon, dear Ekkehardt. Have you been well in my absence?
[All things considered.]
What: Grimm returns from dealing with Troupe business. Later on he drops into the infirmary to visit a friend.
When: Just before Spring Break.
Where: Around campus | the infirmary
Warnings: None expected. Will update in case of changes.
[It has been a while since Grimm stood on the grounds of Daybreak Academy. A teachers' assistant he may be, but Grimm was also the Master of his Troupe and working here did not absolve him of his responsibilities. But a busy scheduled was something he willingly accepted when he came here so there was no complaints to be made.
And besides, Daybreak Academy was often a wonderful source of people and entertainment. Now, let's see what has changed in Grimm's absence...]
[1 - The Grand Hall
As always, the Troupe Master's appearance is heralded by a loud bang as he teleports into the Hall. For such a startling entrance Grimm's reason to be here is rather simplistic - to be caught up on everything he missed and get back to work. Telporting in is is just faster!
(And really, it's more fun then simply using a door.)
Grimm strolls along the Grand Hall, offering those he passes a friendly smile and greeting. His ultimate destination is the teachers' offices but he will stop and chat with anyone who crosses his path that want to talk. It's been a while since he has seen the students and staff, so how could he say no to a conversation?]
[2 - The Infirmary (locked to Ekkehardt)
And speaking of catching up, there is one person in particular that Grimm wished to see. From what Grimm has come to learn, the staff of the infirmary had been quite busy this year! And that likely meant a certain someone may be overworking himself. So!
(A moment of silence for the silence in the infirmary...)
There is a loud bang that announces the Troupe Master's arrival and he waves away the smoke with a flourish. It is unsurprising that Grimm looks amused but part of it is genuine fondness.]
Good afternoon, dear Ekkehardt. Have you been well in my absence?
[All things considered.]

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