[Warren Rosier]

"Chop chop, let's get a move on! Get to your classes and if you are here for mine then get to your seats!" The eccentric Ancient Runes Professor was in the hallway just outside his classroom urging students to quit dawdling. He didn't linger out there too long as he made his roundabout way to his desk, standing in front of it to lean back. For all his crowing in the hallway, he had a lackadaisical way of approaching everything as his own students knew. The door to his room never closed to keep out students nor did he seem to care if they came and went.

"Now then, good to see my old students and a hearty welcome to the new. This is Ancient Runes and today we'll be starting with what that means." Warren lifted his wand and lazily moved it, the chalk behind him moving to write 'Ancient Runes, what are they?' on the board. There was no hurry to get right into things and a refresher for both new and older students was a good place to begin. His wand did a little dramatic arc and rolled up scrolls along the walls letting themselves down to just about the floor, displaying an array of papers written in runic languages. "How about one of you tell me, what are runes and how were they used?"

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[Ramey Evans]

He's generally the type to remain quiet in class but given this is the first time he gets to take Ancient Runes, and it's a new opportunity to generate business, Ramey decides he might as well participate so others can see he knows a thing or two. He might have some repeat customers after this. He lifts his hand once the class has settled and their Professor begins talking about Ancient Runes. "It's like an alphabet, before the times when alphabets were used." Ramey doesn't want a reputation as a complete nerd but he does want people to know he has some background knowledge in the class. His services might be required to do some homework for the older students or even his own classmates once his reputation gets around for knowing a thing or two. Warren Rosier,