Myth- 5th years

Collin was glad to see that there was no other students in the classroom, he did not mind being the first one there at all, gave him the pick of the seats. He had spent much of his time avoid Kassidy this last week and he was fine with it.

Collin took a seat in the back of the classroom so it was easy for any other students to pass right by and miss him. He just hoped the teacher did not drag her feet and this class went by fast.

"Raven," Ninette nodded to the boy as she waltzed to the front of the room, not even bothering to attempt to figure out which Raven it was. THat was fair more effort than the girl felt like bothering at the moment.

She had written the pair off after that disastiarous carraige ride. Besides the pair of them wouldn't leave Rousseau alone. And although she was the first to admit the boy needed a good smack every now and again, the part of her that actually cared would say that thier behaviour was currently bordering on completely prejudice.

Collin was hoping to get through this class without talking to anyone,

"Ninette, nice to see you too" Collin stated rather rudely when Ninette at least noticed that he was there.

Ever since the mess in the carriage he had avoided her as much as possible.

"King Priam is what we will be disussing today," Pierre said as he came into the classroom. "Now can anyone tell me what sigintifance he played in the Iliad?" he asked the pair of students that were present as he moved to the front of the room. He didn't bother greeting them in any way, he never did. It was just a waste of time to do that. "Anyone?" he asked, raising his eyebrows as he sat down on the edge of his desk.

Ninette played with her necklace, rolling the pendant around on its chain, "He was the highly respected King of Troy; he was known for being rather fair, all things considered."

She frowned dropping the necklace and placing her feet on the table.


"Though I must say he made some poor choices - like listenting to bring in that stupid horse. I would have returned to sendered that one my friend."

Athena was as always placed in the back of the class, making no sound, only listening to the teacher. Mythology was interesting, she'd always liked it. Maybe because she was named after the goddess Athena, or just maybe because it was fascinating. She wanted to be a part of that era, much rather than this world.