And more school trouble.

[kinofwrath]

[Zancrow turns on his camera and looks into it, frowning. Hard]

How the fuck this school thing work?

I did the summer homework, [Sorta] And all that crap.

I haven't done this shit since I was, like, eleven. What kind of classes are there? Are they useful? Let's be real, how useful is literature going to be in the field?

Comments

[Audio]

[stardustreverie]

Well, that all depends on what grade ya are in. Besides, Ya never know when ya have ta blend in and talk about that on a mission.

[endurancepoint]

Honestly, probably not much. It makes for a nice fluff class.

You strike me as the kind of guy that would like chemistry, and probably physics.

[friendofdorothy]

Very useful. It's one of the few things that can help against your greatest enemy out there: boredom.

[griot]

As lord and master of all obscure facts, the key to information's usefulness is imagination. If you're imaginative enough you'll find a use for it, which is why I can make a grenade out of a microwave.

[Voice]

[long_live_the_queen]

It might help you calm down.

[Said in a slightly lighter version of Kaede's usual deadpan.]

That's what painting helps me with, anyway.

[Video]

[koukai_kirai]

Believe it or not, teaching you field skills isn't our only priority, though you'll find plenty to learn there, too.

Standard curriculum includes field skills in addition to everything you'd find in a normal school. Science, social studies, math, the arts, and so on. Different emphases and available options depending on grade level and how hard you're willing to work.