Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part I

[amitragic]

As was usually the case with these things, good weather was once more blessing the gathering of Fandom folk new and old. There was a bonfire, but it was mostly for decoration. And for s'mores, the makings of which were available at one of the nearby tables.

There was plenty of food, and there were tables and chairs set up all across the lawn (with light dustings of glitter where you least suspected it, naturally), and everything was ready for another welcome picnic!

[OCD up! This is part one of the picnic, specifically for meeting siblings, roommates, and teachers. The rest of the picnic is happening here. Since it's outside, the picnic is open to all students, teachers, and townies!]

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Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[sith_happened]

Anakin in no way jumped in the air and squeaked like a tiny, tiny girl. You were imagining things.

"Grogu," he said, nodding.

Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[thedadalorian]

Grogu toddled just a little closer, poking at him inexpertly with the Force and blinking those big eyes. But mostly just seemed content to stay where he was.

Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[sith_happened]

"You're not teaching, right?" Anakin checked.

Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[thedadalorian]

You don't know him. You don't know his dark machinations.

But no, Grogu just looked over at where his 'dad' was trying to plan a class with Faye and not succeeding at all.

Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[sith_happened]

"He's teaching?" Anakin looked a little alarmed.

Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[thedadalorian]

Grogu just blinked innocently at him at that. Because his dad was the best. Totally shot a bunch of people and killed a big monster and gave him this cool ball from his ship!

Re: Meet Your Teachers [Summer 2021]

[sith_happened]

Anakin had definitely also...okay, you know what, never mind recalling what Anakin did.

"Wonderful," Anakin sighed. "Now I'll have to figure out what he's teaching."

And maybe his name. That would be a good start.