#yuhaminia

It had been a long time since Rival and Hamin had agreed to meet the next day for an adventure and he wasn’t quite sure how it had gotten away from them so easily. They had met as promised, but it had been mutually delayed by convenience– or rather, inconvenience– and it had been stalled until it became more mythos than a possibility. Still, sometime a moment was stolen between classes where both claimed that they had forgotten (Rival hadn’t, and he had a feeling Hamin hadn’t either, though that was irrelevant) and suggested that “for real this time” they would meet over the weekend with homemade sandwiches or whatever so floated their boat and traverse into the unknown.

So Rival had agreed to ‘knock down’ Hamin’s door, so to speak, early in the morning on a Saturday. The sun was hardly up, if up at all, the light being meager and paltry in its efforts as Rival tugged at his gloves and felt slightly wary. He was quite aware that both Hamin and Lee Jinki shared a room and he wasn’t too keen on the idea of accidentally disturbing the elf. The other was supposed to be up, but depriving another of sleep was borderline cruelty given that the majority of Insolitus survived off of coffee and tea or the equivalent thereof.

Carefully he knocked on the dark wood, though it was soft enough that had either of them been snoring even the slightest, it would not have been heard. Wincing, he knocked sharper, though hardly more confidently, and hoped that firstly, he didn’t sound urgent and obnoxious by knocking twice and that no light dreamer had been startled awake. Walls were thin, the halls were prone to echo, and quite frankly, sleep was too hard to come by. With that in mind, he had to wonder over the sanity of waking up so early to do this.

In the semi-privacy of their room, the elf let his head tilt in honest curiosity as he watched the other. Human and Demon. A being that he didn’t understand on two fronts then.. Three if he was born within the century.. And even four if you counted the mysterious dynamic between him and the female he’d met earlier. 

“Oh-” The male blinked back into the present from his typically spiraling thoughts, rubbing the back of his neck for a moment before inclining his head. 

“Well you’d be correct on at least half of that, I teach Computer Science and Criminology. But I have it on good authority I’m pretty young compared to most here” he knew well that he was one of the few Human residents here, let alone one of the only Human faculty. He had students that had a good few centuries on him compared to his small short human life-span.