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 Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 7:11 pm
The room is fairly large enough for an office space, seemingly made small by all the stuff placed neatly against the wall, on the floor, or the desk. The entire room's decor is based upon all things skyward, with a starry painted ceiling and dark blue rug. Models of the solar system, and many that are not of our own. Small orbs filled with stars, cases with things from the planets. All these things dot the room, along with some personal decorations of Nienna's own. The most notable piece is a large crystal settled on the stand near the window with unicorns as the base. When the sun is shining, lights of all color jump into the office.
The desk is made of darkwood, fairly clear of clutter and facing the windows. In front of the desk is a old looking, overstuffed couch with blue uppholstry and wooden legs. There are light fixtures in the corners, and a large chair under one of them.
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 6:41 pm
Nienna leaned back in her desk chair with a sigh. From her window she could see the entire east sky, and constellations were shining bright for her tonight. From them, she knew that a time of interesting proportions was coming.
She spun softly in her chair, aquamarine eyes slowly scanning the room. Home.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 8:34 pm
Though Felix left the empty classroom with the hopes of food, it didn't necissarily mean that he would use the logical route and go to the kitchens in order to get it.
Noticing Professor Nienna's office on his way down the hall, Felix decided to investigate. He knocked on the door before opening the door slightly and poking his head in.
"Professor~? Do you have any snacks?" Felix asked, looking as though he was going anime-wobble his way out of existance if the answer was no.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 8:53 pm
Dazzling. Nienna eyed the stars quietly, her entire office was silent until the sound of a student's murmur brought her out of it. The young woman turned in her chair and regarded the young boy with bright aqua eyes.
She grinned.
"A late night snack, mister Hacker?" She peered over her glasses and winked. "Don't worry, I know exactly how you feel. But, perhaps I should use said snacks as a bribe to extract a certain O'Ryan essay from you?"
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:04 pm
Felix's eyes lit up when she said the word snack, but it quickly deflated when homework was brought up. He gave a nervous laugh, slinking into the classroom and helping himself to a seat infront of the teacher's office.
"Sorry! I-I meant to do it.... I know all the information, I just don't like the writing part..." He explained guiltily. "But... what snacks do you have? Maybe we can make an exchange?" He asked hopefully. "You ask me a question about the homework and if I say it right, can I have some food?" He put on the face of a pleading puppy, eyes sparkling with hunger.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:10 pm
Nienna plucked out a medium bag from her side drawer and waved it in front of the hungry boy. BB Every Flavored Beans. The blond woman raised an eyebrow and watched the boy with amusement twisting her face.
"I'll give you an easy one. The belt is currently shining very brightly in the sky. If you can point it out I'll give you these, unless you want something else like a chocolate frog or something... My drawer's full of chocolate goodies." The young woman smirked a little. Ah, chocolate was good for the soul AND PMS.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 9:37 pm
Felix watched the bag like the eyes on a Felix wall-clock. "Chocolate~?" Felix asked pathetically, before remembering that there was a question to go along with the reward.
"His belt? Gotchya." He replied happily, getting up to scamper around to the other side of the desk. The hyperactive Hufflepuff leaned over the window sill to gaze up at the sky.
"It's very pretty out tonight... Oo, there it is!" Felix said happily, pointing up the the arrangment of three glowing white stars in the form of a line.
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Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:31 pm
Nienna lowered her head slightly and peered up at the sky, following the young man's finger to the connection of stars. Satisfied, she opened her drawer and put a few more goodies out. They were placed on her desk in a line.
"Pick and eat what you'd like. I've got enough of a stash to share some." The blond smiled and propped her feet up onto her desk where the candies weren't taking up space.
"So, what have you been up to, Mister Hacker?"
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 2:58 pm
Felix's eyes shone as the food hit the table. Though, even if he was half starved he remembered his manners.
"Thank you professor!" He said happily before sitting back down and taking a chocolate frog off of the table. Unwrapping it carefully, he grabed the 'live' frog by the neck so that it wouldn't hop away, and proceeded to happily bite it's head off.
"What've I been up to?" He repeated after he'd swallowed his mouthful. "Eer... homework and studying of course...?" He said in a monotone voice while looking back and forth suspiciously, decapitated chocolate in hand, before giving a wannabe-innocent smile.
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 4:22 pm
"I'll pretend that I believe you and smile." The teacher dead panned. "As long as what you weren't doing isn't breaking any rules, that is." Nienna smirked lightly and leaned back in her chair, taking part of a chocolate frog for herself.
These things were wonderful, but they always made her feel like she should be arrested for animal cruelty.
"Even though it's pretty late out..."
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 6:59 pm
Felix let out a nervous giggle. "Thank you, thank you~. But no, I was just lounging about up 'til now. I missed dinner 'cause of it though..." He explained, taking another munch out of his squrming snack.
"Any-who! What has the Miss Ninque been doing then?" Felix asked inoccently, trying to come up with a conversation to allow him to stay a little longer. If he shoveled in a bunch of food now, it would be considerd rude, and he was still hungery...
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:24 pm
"Oh, nothing of interest." She replied off handedly. "Mostly grading papers, wandering around and talking to other teachers. Keeping an eye on kids like you." Throwing away letters from Joel... Nienna continued smiling. Nothing to be concerned about.
"I missed dinner, so I went down to the kitchens... I'm surprised you didn't head that way, considering just about every student knows how to get in there anyway." The young woman commented with a crooked smirk.
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:34 pm
Felix finished his frog and nonchelantly took the pack of Berty Bots from the desktop. He watched the paperball hit the trashbin with mild interest, opening his pack o' snacks.
"I s'pose I could have gone down to the kitchens... But this place was closer!" He explained happily, popping a Apple flavored been into his mouth with an outward cring. "Sour... And plus, I hear you have the best Candy stash out of allll the teachers. Not to mention a pretty office..." He looked around the room, noticing the rich colors with a child-like awe, before smiling. "And now I get to see it's true!"
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:40 pm
"The only question I would have is how do you kids know about my secret candy stash?" Nienna crooked a pale brow and continued smiling. "Because that would indicate that they've been snooping in my office." The woman tsked lightly and took another bite of her frog.
"Thanks for the compliment, though. I really do think it's a shame that most teachers believe their offices need to be filled with grungy, boring stuff. I mean, all subjects are interesting and posters with information are fine. But when you start stockpiling books you'll never read and dark, forbidding things it's time to get an interrior decorator."
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:20 pm
Felix skillfully avoided the first part of the teacher's question by focusing on an anecdote for her last sentement.
"Interestingly enough, you sound like my mother with that last part." He said with a giggle before continuing. "'What's the point of having cool stuff if no on realizes it? Be creative!' And thus would be why we have the only Limegreen-painted house in Amsterdam. Complete with Blue shudders." Felix said with his trademark catty grin. "But then again, that's probably a bit more extreme then what you had in mind..." He said with a giggle.
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