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A careful observer might note that Juli was looking mildly peaky today. A breakthrough in a project tended to make sleep scarce—especially when the breakthrough happens late at night. The snow giraffes she’d had to avoid on her way up to the school had only convinced her that she needed more sleep. Preferably right away.

Nonetheless, she was as neatly put together and composed as usual. Even slightly mirthful, but it was unlikely most of her students would recognize that. Once all her students had gathered. Juli smiled faintly and took a sip of her coffee. Mmmm. Coffee.

“I’m quite certain at least some of you have guessed the content of today’s class. Yes, midterms.” Thrilling. At least she didn’t have to do much talking today.

“Once you’ve received your test papers you may begin,” Juli said, “no two tests are alike, and I am looking for complete and well-thought answers. No matter your opinion I wish to see what reasoning you’ve got to back it up.”

She eyed the class, eyebrows quirking almost unnoticeably at the three sparkle-balls ~~assuming they’re around~~ she had instead of students and added dryly, “If you currently do not possess hands, or alternative means of writing, please see me once the exam has started.”

Yes. Juli needed more coffee for this.

“Begin.”

[~~Please to be waiting for the~~ massive OCD is up! Yay!]

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"Thank you," said Sky sincerely. Being a sparkleball was turning out to be not all that great. He then considered her question for a while. "I would much rather take it in writing," he replied. He was sure the questions were to be of a very personal nature, and he wasn't sure he could talk about them.

"As you will," she made note of that, "then, as such, you are either free to remain in class and mingle with those who've finished their exams early--or you may be excused from the remainder of class."

"I think I'll leave," said Sky. "I'll be sure to stop by your office as soon as I can to make up my work, however. I do apologize for this." He knew it wasn't his fault, but that wouldn't stop him from feeling badly about it!

"Make sure you do," she said, but offered him a slight smile, "enjoy the rest of your day, then."

"Of course I'll be there," said Sky, almost defensively, as he floated away. "Thank you for understanding, and I will enjoy my day."

Ye Shall Be As Gods? – Class 8, Period 3

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