Jezika made her way to the stealth and infiltration classroom. She still did not like the position she had been assigned. She was made for active duty, born to disguise herself as anyone and get the job done. Teaching a class full of young people wasn't in her job description - unless of course she had to do undercover work as part of a case.

Being stripped from her team and ordered to hole up in a university as a teacher wasn't what she had in mind when she became an Auror. But what could she do when there was a mole somewhere and her personal details were leaked to the world? With her cover blown, she was practically useless now since they had no idea who knew her true identity. Until the mole was eradicated and her identity recovered, she had to stay at the university.

Jezika entered the empty classroom, set down her bag and turned to the board. She wrote the name and identity she'd adopted for the teaching position: Jezika Fayne. No one here knew her real name and she was determined to keep it at that. Under her name, she wrote: Stealth and Infiltration.

She sat down at her desk and waited for the students to come in.

With her first year and a horrid summer out of the way, Adrienne was looking forward to the new school year. Something about it just felt right, and she hope the feeling stayed beyond the first few weeks. She especially looked forward to the winter when it was less bright and more appropriate to be as covered up as she usually was. None of her peers thus far had become privy to her little... affliction, having been able to keep everything in check much better than she'd anticipated. Things were still weird between her and her only recently discovered father, Codey, but she couldn't really complain with the way he tended to spoil her.

Dressed in simple, yet fashionable black and white attire, Adrienne entered class with her long, thin coat flowing behind her as she walked to a sear near the front. She set her purse on the desk and dug through for her notebook and red quill, ready to take notes if needed, not really bothering to look up or greet the professor like most the other kids did so casually. It was still something she wasn't quite used to here.

Though the Auror classes were interesting and no doubt useful for her future, Adrienne seemed to be the opposite of most as she would have been more interested in taking classes focused on politics, or public / international relations, or any other of the more office-oriented careers that most Auror-trained people realistically ended up doing. After all, not everyone can end up in the field on active duty.

It was good to be back. Arthur hadn't realized just how much he had missed Auror training. He liked to think that the time away had helped him clear his head a little though.

He greeted the professor taking a seat. He remembered her and one of the other students from last lesson, as well as remembered Brooke from previous lessons. Professor Fayne was professional and knew what she was doing and that was what mattered.

He gave Thana a nod when he spotted her. It had been a while since he had last seen her. He glanced at Amerix and was shocked when he realized how dead she looked. Whatever had happened to her since he last saw her must have been really bad. Both them being in class and him not knowing her well enough to expect her to open up to him stopped him from saying anything.

He got out his supplies but couldn't remember the last time they had been asked to take notes. He knew that Aurors did do paperwork though and that they must eventually.