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@BetterThanADog >himself calling out to this oddly dressed person.
"Excuse me!" He would call, trying to attract the other. His hand waving and his>
@BetterThanADog >running over to another doorway: he noticed a strange man walking across the street. The cause of some concern, meant that Jun now found>
@BetterThanADog in the cemented, gravestone plastered, cemetery was beyond his own interests. Jun assumed that it was his wayward directional path that had>
@BetterThanADog >Yet, there was something relaxing about the rain - and something oddly mysterious about it too.
How Jun had managed to find himself>
@BetterThanADog buildings in order to not get wet. Saying that it was hard was an understatement: the male would find himself prancing through the streets.>
@BetterThanADog >couldn't help but ignore her. Thus, as he began to walk home, the male would find himself sheltering himself - running under different>
@BetterThanADog Harsh rainfall would cause Jun to let out a slight huff. Despite having been warned by his mother that morning about the rain, the male>
@Alaricism >between a pen lid. Dropping the pen causally on the floor - Jun would mutter something about his fellow student dropping it then quickly>
@Alaricism >land based armies.' That was a simple point, one that should have at least saved him slightly. Folding it neatly, then placing wedged>
@Alaricism >behind him wasn't the brightest: Jun decided on something simple.
'Spain relied marginally more on sea power; the Romans more on their>
@Alaricism >of paper in front of him. The answer being scribbled quietly. The question had multiple different endings, but knowing that the student>
@Alaricism >wouldn't have understood it.
Feeling some form of irregular pity on the male: Jun would find himself writing down the answer on a piece>
@Alaricism question. It was based off the lesson and if this poor student wasn't paying attention to even the slightest of the boring lecture, then he>
@Alaricism >wasn't too daft after all. He truly was a master at the trickery of catching his students off-guard. If it wasn't for the condescending>
@Alaricism >Jun would understand now - the teacher had specifically made it hard in order to punish his sleeping student. Perhaps the senile old man>
@Alaricism >seemed that the one behind him had been singled out. Chosen by the teacher in order to be his next victim.
Listening to the question,>