Michael J. Sullivan Quote
Reaching a bench, he dismounted and tied Dancer to the arm. Are you intending to be a student here? one of the older boys asked, looking him over. Hadrian got the impression from the wrinkled nose that the student didn’t approve. The boy had a haughty tone for someone so young, small, and weaponless. I’m here to see a man by the name of Arcadius. Professor Arcadius is in Glen Hall. Which one of these… He looked up at the columned buildings that appeared even taller with his feet on the grass. The big one, the boy said. Hadrian almost chuckled, wondering which ones the boy thought were small. The student pointed to the hall with the bell tower. Ah … thanks. You didn’t answer me. Do you expect to attend this school? Naw-already graduated. The young man looked stunned. From Sheridan? Hadrian shook his head and grinned. Different school. Easier to get into but literally murder to pass. Hey, watch my horse, will you? But be careful-she bites. He left the boy and three others standing bewildered by the bench, watching him cross to the big doors of Glen Hall.
Reaching a bench, he dismounted and tied Dancer to the arm. Are you intending to be a student here? one of the older boys asked, looking him over. Hadrian got the impression from the wrinkled nose that the student didn’t approve. The boy had a haughty tone for someone so young, small, and weaponless. I’m here to see a man by the name of Arcadius. Professor Arcadius is in Glen Hall. Which one of these… He looked up at the columned buildings that appeared even taller with his feet on the grass. The big one, the boy said. Hadrian almost chuckled, wondering which ones the boy thought were small. The student pointed to the hall with the bell tower. Ah … thanks. You didn’t answer me. Do you expect to attend this school? Naw-already graduated. The young man looked stunned. From Sheridan? Hadrian shook his head and grinned. Different school. Easier to get into but literally murder to pass. Hey, watch my horse, will you? But be careful-she bites. He left the boy and three others standing bewildered by the bench, watching him cross to the big doors of Glen Hall.