of delinquents and do-gooders [class/open]

♔ checkmate,

Another day and it seemed the sun was lacking. That much was good for Alek. Sure, he could go out into the sun, but not for long. He was a vampire, after all. Strangely enough, he had been sort of lacking for a while. His dear target of affection had just slipped from his grasp, this time it seemed such would be for good. There was no hope of him getting the boy back. Some students could certainly note the change in his attitude. It was no matter though. Aleksander would eventually get over it, after all. The silver haired man sighed to himself as he sat at his desk, grading some of the tests from the other day. Fortunately his other students were enough to brighten his mood, even by the slightest.

His next class was on its way in, but fortunately it would just be a study hall period. It was the worst class to deal with because more often than not, students had absolutely nothing to do, so they chose to bother him. It was bittersweet, really. At times he would not mind it, but there were just some students who really happened to push their luck when speaking to this man. Relaxing in his seat for a moment, Alek finally stood up, stretching ever so slightly to the point in which his bones cracked. It was a feeling of relief, one that he certainly needed to experience. With a half lidded stare, he made his way to the front of the room, holding a clipboard in his left hand namely for attendance purposes. From his front shirt pocket, he retrieved a pair of reading glasses, glancing down over the names. Some were familiar, and then there were some students he did not even know were in this school.

After taking role, Alek returned to his desk, placing the clipboard down and glancing over the papers he had piled neatly on his desk. He was certain that he had gotten through all of the papers. The blue haired man placed them in a folder, then in his filing cabinet so the papers would not get lost. After a while, he happened to glance up, then cleared his throat after seeing some students goofing off.

"Is there something I can help you with?"