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Bazinga
Bart had shuffled his frog slippered feet to the hospital wing with Professor History Man. Was this maybe a good time to tell him he had never made it here before when the man had told him to see the healer. Probably not so he had just stayed quiet the entire time. Once he had struggled to sign in, because of course the shoulder was his writing arm, he turned and shuffled over to a seat.
"Thank you for coming with me professor. I don't think ol.. I mean the ancient rune professor would have cared to come. He was probably glad I left early again." The man didn't like Bart he knew that much which was fine, he didn't care if adults liked him or not. It wasn't any concern of his, but he did have a question. "Why did you have a lesson with him, I mean your lesson was so cool and his lessons are just boring." He called them how he saw them.
Braith had walked silently down the corridor and couple flights of stairs towards the Hospital Wing, keeping a careful eye on Bart. He probably didn't need a whole lot of assistance but it did make the an feel better to escort him there and make sure he was tended to, especially as he was fairly certain he hadn't taken his advice earlier. Perhaps he would say something to Healer Tillstorm regarding his other symptoms now.
He could have signed Bart in for him but as the boy saw fit to do it himself he simply took a seat in the waiting area and waited for the boy to sit down. He gave him a small smile then raised a curious eyebrow.
"Oh, it's no problem, Bart." Sure, he could be a little less formal outside the classroom. Chuckling a bit, he added,
"Oh I'm sure that's not the case. He does enjoy his students." Even the ones that were a bit more challenging. That man was certainly cut out for teaching.
"Well, to be honest, Bart, I very much enjoy runes.. especially breaking wards. It's like a puzzle in a way, but I guess it's all in how you look at it." Really, the approach was often what made the difference.
"You thought my lesson was cool?" He allowed the hint of a crooked grin to appear. That was his intention after all, to make history interesting for kids. He wished he could have gotten into it a little more this time, but he definitely would next time.