"Well...what if I shoot you with bullets other than the ones you help me make? Would that be ok?"

Retsa smiled at Kane, who seemed to not have noticed her standing right there. "Hi," she said sweetly, "In case you didn't know I happen to be the Master of this academy."

Her smile then turned into a glare. "This boy is in the infirmary for a reason, and he cannot help you now, nor when he gets out. Also, I don't like the idea of people shooting other people in here.

"Profesor Feromus. I'm not in the mood for dealing punishments right now. Would take care of this boy for me?"

Elsewhere...

Toma had decided that he was not in the mood for research right now, his frustation with certain people could let him make as big a mistake as the Ueleg fellow did. Instead, he headed back to the cafeteria to get some food, only realizing that when he got there that it had been..well, you know.

Sighing, not in the mood for breaking his fist against the remaining stone walls, he looked around and saw the others here. "Hey, what are you guys doing here? And you, janitor, I thought you had been summoned to the infirmary."

"Yes, ma'am, I was aware that you were the Master of the Academy...the clothing tends to be a bit of a giveaway...but if he can't help me...I...uh...supose I should be leaving...in order to futher my studies..." Kane quickly backed out of the room.

(I might not be able to post any more today. I know this will be a huge loss, so I'm letting you ugys know now.)

Zek nodded as the Headmaster left. All he could do was fume, and he said, "I can't think of a punishment severe enough for destruction of this scale you caused, but when I do, it will be very unpleasent..." Zek then turned and left the infirmry.

Rena glared over at the new voice, "He WAS summoned, but he has been instructed by somebody else to clean up this mess.." She was slightly frusterated at Cantenan's unwillingness to come with them to help clear up any confusion.

"I was never summoned. But fine, I'll go." Catenan said, dropped the rock he was holding it.

Jason turned towards Toma, and spoke in an angry, sarcastic tone, one that he rarely used. "We're here minding our own business. How about you, the one who feels high and mighty enough to go around punishing people like the headmaster herself?"

He shook his head, and put on a serious look, accompanied by a matching expression in his voice. "Look, you may be in a bad mood, but you shouldn't go so hard on the poor guy. I'm sure he's as confused as the rest of us."

His eyes narrowed as he looked at Jason. "How long have you been here? Not as long as me, I bet, if I can't recognize you. This is the only home I've ever known, and it could have very well been destroyed today.

"You're no better than I anyway, so there is no need for you lecturing me. Besides, he may be as confused as the rest of us, but who was it who caused this in the first place? Him.

"You cannot deny that he was at fault for this destruction."

Maybe I blew the mockery a little out of proportion. Oh, well...but I'm not gonna let him sit on his high-and-mighty throne, anyways. I never pick fights or anything, but this punk is taking it a bit too far.

Jaosn's eyes narrowed to match Toma's. "I don't believe it's his fault. I believe that it has to do something with the demon. Look, I know this may be your home, but it's mine, too. I don't like what was happened, but I'm not gonna go beating up some kid for it, either. Perhaps his curiosity got the best of him, but it isn't the same."

Jason had a fiercer look by this time. "You were experimenting on a demon, were you not? Who's to say that the same thing couldn't have happened to you? Hey, I don't care about your merciless acusations, but that cafeteria could have been in ruins BECAUSE OF YOU AND YOUR EXPERIMENTING!"

He turned his back towards the corridor and spoke in a voice low enough that they could barely understand. "WHat if we never showed you mercy, then? How would you like that?"

With that said, Jason left up the corridor back to the infirmary to check on his friend.