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twannyman
EmmaCupido sipped his tea as he watched students file into his room. He waited a few more minutes before seeing down the beverage and straightening. his two illusions grabbed the papers and passed them out. "Hello there darlings, I am Cupido Morningstar and I teach winds and weapons. I am skilled in winds, illusions, and a specialty ability" He walked more toward the center of the room as he spoke. "As you can see my two illusions are passing out my syllabus. It covers the basics...but I will cover some sections because i know just how confusing it can be. This particular syllabus is for my weapons class." The syllabus had sections covering everything from grading, to attendance, to the supply list. There was even a list of when things are due, though that was rather short. Then there was that odd part about apple duty. "The supply list does indeed say that you should purchase at least a bow for practicing outside of class. However, I may be willing to loan you one. It does also say a sketch pad, this is because I will be showing you...not just writing up on a board. In fact, we will hardly ever be inside this room." He gave a small smile.
"Grading here is based on improvement and effort, if you show that you have been trying to get better you will do fine here, if you put in no effort....you will most likely fail." He continued through the more specific parts of the syllabus and then giving his office hours if they needed him. He had then taken those present outside to the edge of the forest and showed them a rather nice archery and dummy set up. Really, he seemed like a rather laid back teacher. Though something about him put off the impression that as soon as someone pushed him, he would become completely different. Once everything was said and done, he headed back o the room and the students left.
"Grading here is based on improvement and effort, if you show that you have been trying to get better you will do fine here, if you put in no effort....you will most likely fail." He continued through the more specific parts of the syllabus and then giving his office hours if they needed him. He had then taken those present outside to the edge of the forest and showed them a rather nice archery and dummy set up. Really, he seemed like a rather laid back teacher. Though something about him put off the impression that as soon as someone pushed him, he would become completely different. Once everything was said and done, he headed back o the room and the students left.