Wearing:
Schoolteacher's Raiment
Armed With: Nothing
Objective: Mixed
Vivian had finally gotten a breather from being that vile Witch Arianna. Her enchanted Civilian clothing suppressed the mechanism that led to her transforming into The Countess of Khemost when she overfed on the energy of another.
The Force Spawn had gotten an apartment here. Nothing luxurious...her tastes were much simpler than that of the blonde Sith she spent the last decade cosplaying as.
There was no hint of her ties to House Io. Vivian's ship was bought second hand. The only sign she was more than an elderly schoolteacher was the weathered, scratched Lightsaber hilt hidden in a statue of Leia Organa in said apartment.
But however, she was currently in her classroom, grading papers after school had ended. The elderly, fair skinned witch with long brunette hair wore glasses as she examined each test. She was a thorough, strict, and fair teacher, and found it an irony she was better at managing actual children then she could her own adopted daughter.
In the minutes before the alerts started, one of her students walked in. A Twi'lek boy with blue skin.
"Miss Duual?" he called out hesitantly.
Vivian looked up. It was Greni. A bright boy. Perceptive.
"Yes?" Vivian asked. Deep within her, she felt the many minds she was composed of stir, but her clothes muted their voices, suppressed them.
Greni walked up to her. He was barely ten. Class had let out only fifteen minutes prior.
"I...I have a problem. But I'm not sure what to do."
Vivian paused.
"Is it something to do with the class?"
"Well...sorta..." the boy answered, looking away.
Vivian removed her glasses.
"What is it, Greni?"
The boy was very hesitant.
"I...I think I made something move with my mind." the child said in a very quiet voice.
Vivian stared at him.
"Are you sure?" Vivian inquired. She didn't want to scare the boy. Arianna would have already been asking him to show her.
"It was a datapad. It...it moved to me by accident."
"Have you told your parents?"
Greni shook his head.
"Well, Greni, that's not exactly something I feel comfortable discussing without informing your parents or having them present.
"But Mom and Dad don't like Force Users."
Vivian frowned. "I see."
Vivian leaned back in her seat, clasping her hands together.
"Greni, while I would sincerely like to help you, I am not sure how much help I could be. This is all very outside my field."
Vivian smiled. "Greni...take my advice. If it was just an accident...let it
stay one. The life of those who do such things can be a difficult one. Harsh. Be a happy boy, and do--"
The monster burst in through the wall just as the alerts started. A deadly, snarling beast from the jungles, scaled black with red eyes.
"Greni, get behind me!" Vivian hissed as the beast turned it's attention towards her.
It charged and Vivian blinked conjuring small tentacles of water behind it's back feet that restrained it a moment, and she grabbed the boy and ran.
"How'd you do that?" Greni asked as she fled with him down the school corridors as more monsters monsters crashed into the school halls. Overwhelming numbers, and there were still staff, who screamed as the jungle beasts started to rip them apart.
The children! Vivian thought to herself.
I can't leave them!
The situation made her conjure a thick barrier of water behind her to block the animal after them both, whose teeth were far too big. Quick thinking allowed her to spot the generator room with it's thick doors and duck inside it, shutting it.
She put Greni down.
"Stay here, child, I have to go get the other children."
"How did you do that?" Greni repeated in amazement.
Vivian frowned. "We'll talk about that later. But for now, stay here. They reinforced this generator room after an unexpected earthquake a year ago. It should be thick enough to keep those animals out."
Greni nodded. Vivian slipped out of the Generator room, determined to locate as many children and staff as possible. There could be no room for failure.