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To say he was anything close to happy would have been a severe miscalculation. No, he was mad. Steaming frustration even. And he didn't care to hide it. Not after everything. This just added on top of all the dirt and garbage they had all been put through, and he didn't care for it one bit.
Several of his tutors voices echoed through his mind in regards to proper timing and being careful on words that were said, but as Sabel walked through the door and saw the classroom, saw all the small desks and the stars, he couldn't care less. Displeasure rippled across his expression and he didn't even bother to give the 'teachers' a glance of acknowledgement.
His feet made a b-line for the desk next to Emily's, but instead of sitting down in it, he sat on top of it. His eyes trailed about the room before landing on Emily's name tag, which he picked up and took a short moment to run his thumb over. "I'm curious Recard, do you get your socks off from belittling others?"
His eyes went to the man handing out the 'gold stars'. "Or are you and your Master so threatened by the MLE that you have attempt to degrade us to children?" Dropping the name-tag back on Emily's desk, he folded his hands on top of his lap. He had no intention of getting a gold star and really no care if he took the exam or not. "When are you going to start taking your job seriously?"
She couldn't help but look up and smirk as her fellow YATI graced them with his presence. And though she generally wouldn't have cared all that much, the fact that he was giving Squidy a hard time, brought invisible tears of joy to her eyes. The boy was learning.
This was a proud moment indeed.
Emily cracked a grin and gave Sabel a wink, though she was tempted to even give him a hug-- which of course she didn't. Emily Browne did not do hugs very often if at all. Though she'd have to buy him a drink later to congratulate him on his progress.
She'd created a monster it seemed. Brilliant.