..but I don’t mind it so much.”“Well, that’s better, I guess. Y’know, I’ve thought about this, some.” He paused, searching for the rig...t words. “It’s true that we do some things that aren’t the same as what everybody else does.But that doesn’t mean that everything else about us is different, does it?”“Nooo...” said Jane, thoughtfully.“Okay, then. Everybody’s different from everybody else somehow, so what’s the big deal?”“Yes, but...”“But me no buts! You’re sweet and you’re smart and you. I think a lot of guys did. So I asked her if she wanted to get dinner some time and I was honestly really surprised when she said yes. I wasn't sure if she saw it as a date but I definitely did.I'll use fake names for privacy reasons. We'll call her Mary Jane and me Batman.Mary was always super friendly to everyone, and had a glow to her that made everyone in the room happy. She brought out the best in people, and that was something I loved about her. Sometimes it was a bit much because I was a. Her office was a treasure trove of research into curse-breaking, research I could have used! The academy hasn’t given me the answers I need, so she was my next best hope! Imagine searching for your brother for thousands of years, THOUSANDS, without any credible leads, until finally, you find a genuine hope, only for it to be incinerated by some psychotic little pissant, mad at you over his own fuckup!” Noah wasn’t sure how long it had been since he last yelled like this. It was honestly a. "Oh, yes." she said. "I'm certain of that. And not only that, but youknow perfectly well that I would never try and hurt or humiliate you,but you will have lots of different things to get used to and Icertainly don't think it would be right to try and introduce you to themall at once. It would probably overwhelm you. It's like anything else.Something new needs to be taken on board and become natural before yougo on to the next thing." It's easy to see why you were the training supervisor." I.