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Henri walked into the astronomy classroom and took his usual spot in the room. He glanced towards the notes and the books as the woman got started on what they would be covering in this lesson. He pulled his notes towards him and began writing things down making sure that he was getting...

Henri wasn't really looking for Sage, though he had thought her absence was a little telling. He just didn't mind, he'd find her eventually. He was going through the motions of the day, similar to the ones before it and then felt somethng drop on his head and glitter exploded around him. He...

Henri was completely uninterested in the sorting ceremony. He did not care where people ended up, he hadn't really cared where he had ended up. Henri just had his book in front of him, reading away, completely oblivious to everything else around him. He didn't even notice when the headmaster...

Henri laughed lightly. "If they were interesting and good at their jobs I might be a better student," he joked lightly. "you know, I found a really cool spot in the north tower, and I was thinking you could climb out and up and get a better vantage point for seeing the stars," he said with a...

Henri had been surprised that the semester was already over. He was looking forward to seeing his parents, but seeing his books and everything else. In fact as things got started, he'd been reading his book, ignoring most of what was happening around him, and just focused on it and nothing else.

Henri shrugged a little as she spoke, he hadn't really thought that far ahead. "Oh, I dunno," he said lightly, like he hadn't even considered that bugs could be something he does for work. "I also really like astronomy," he said, "And I like transfiguration though the professor sucks," he added...

Henri watched her turn to walk away and immediately followed after her, launching into a detailed explanation into all of the ways in which bugs were actually smart, he was sure she wanted to hear about it. she hadn't said no about what he'd said, so he was more than happy to regal her with...

Henri shook his head. "But it was a pretty spider, you'd have liked it," he told her, though he was pretty sure she did not actually like spiders. He shook his head lightly. "I can be mean," he did retort although he wasn't actually sure he could be.

Henri wiped the water from his face and then looked at Sage. he rolled his eyes at her, flicking some of the water from his face in her direction. "I don't think I do," he countered, "But I did lose the spider I had found...," he said as he reached down to pick up the rose. "here," he offered it...

Henri hadn't been paying attention in the slightest, not to the hall, not to his surroundings and not at all to whomever was around him. he didn't notice anything until there was water on his face. He dropped the rose and the spider with it as he spluttered and wiped the water from his face.

Henri had been surprised to have gotten a single rose, though he didn't necessarily think that this was the best use of the rose. He had intended to try to find Sage and give it to her, since he had sent her roses, so what was one more, but as he'd been looking for her, he had spotted a spider...

Henri was glad it wasn't to do with the spider and instead was a rose, he reached for it and took it and the note, and opened it. The note waasn't fully signed but he knew immediately who it was from. "What do I do with it now?" he asked the girl who'd delivered it.

Henri looked up from his breakfast, he'd been completely consumed in his thoughts and uncaring about what was happening around him. "Henri Fontaine," he replied to confirm it, and to be sure she was looking for him and not some other Henri. "If this is about the spider on the fourth floor I had...

Henri rolled his eyes at her, and then laughed lightly. "I was fine," he assured her, though he likely would've done that even if he hadn't been fine. "And you know most bugs aren't actually dumb, probably dumb by like our standards but they're not actually dumb," he told her, knowing he was...

Henri caught the snacks that were tossed to him and opened the bag, sticking a few in his mouth. "Is this where I joke that I'm deathly allergic to nuts?" he said, joking, he wasn't actually, but wanted to tease Sage lightly. "I don't have a death wish, though, just curiosity,"

Henri smiled at her and would've been happy with her taking the branches from his hair, but she stopped. "I was following an ant colony, I wanted to see just how many there were, and like where they were living," he told her as if it was obvious. "But, I lost them, and then it got dark and I got...

Henri wasn't good at keeping track of what school events were happening. So he had completely forgotten that it was the yuleball. He wasn't dressed for it, wearing just his regular clothes. He had dirt under his nails, and a branch or two in his hair - he'd been outside enjoying the warmer...

Henri just shook his head and then didn't say anything, since she had told him to not say anything if he'd been chasing a bug. Instead he extended a hand, looking to be helped back to his feet. "Whatcha doin' anyway?" he asked curiously. "Are you chasing some dumb bugs? Please do tell me, if you...

Henri glanced back at the girl for a moment and then to his book. "It's a book on the native bug species within this part of New Zealand, and it goes into how truly native some of them are, since when we talk about native species, it can sometimes mean brought in the 1700s and 1800s," he told...

The voice next to him startled Henri. He hadn't expected anyone to approach and in the startling and trying to glance round at her, Henri ended up falling out of the tree, and landing on his back on the ground with a soft. "Owe," he said, just staring up, blinking a little to reorientate...