[Jurinjo]

Unfortunately he didn't get all that far when a teacher stopped to interrogated him on the noise earlier. Admittedly a bloody drow covered in dust could make a person suspicious there was little point in lying. And he didn't lie once either because he knew that in the end he had done what he thought was right and surely they could agree. The principle accompanied this teacher and Bryn was swiftly taken to the "Detention Room" that negated magical powers. It was completely white and he was the only person in the whole room. Bryn stooped to the floor and ran though his mind everything that happened after his brief skirmish with Kyriel. Memorizing and analyzing it all like prisoner caught in enemy hands.

The Principal and Mr. Kash were amusingly polar opposites in appearances. The principal was a dark haired elf who had gained quite a few pounds in his years. If not for his ears he would have mistook him for a human whereas Kash was a human sporting elegant elvish features and blonde hair. It was hard to tell the principal's personality but for sure he held on tightly to his old elvish ways, including the feud between his kind and the drow. Kash left almost immediately after Bryn started talking. That compassion could be a mark of a good teacher. For the moment he wasn't convinced of that philosophy overworlder favored.

Meanwhile that teacher had wasted no time running to the scene where he caught the drow, Xul'Bryn he was told, had described a fight. The drow's nonchalant manner to his own injuries and possible harm to any of the students involve upset Mr. Kash. He pitied the student for the world he grew up in. Those stupid savages!

It wasn't long til he saw a small frame on the floor between some stairs and across from a fractured wall. Xul'Bryn had not been lying. "Are you okay?" Stupid question but there wasn't anything else he could think of saying as he tried to inspect Kyriel for injuries. Mr. Kash had not been his teacher but knew of the ridicule the student faced. He did worry about it ever escalating to physical encounters, hoping for every student that nothing like that happened in this school.