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<div align=center>It usually wasn't in his job description, but he felt it was his duty nonetheless. After some nudging from fellow teachers he finally set his mind upon introducing a new student. Sure, another one would come right after her, but every student here was special. He had to try to help her get settled, even if she probably didn't necessarily want it. But oh well, at the very least he got out of grading even more papers.

In his casually formal attire he straightened his sports coat and tie before tilting his cowboy hat. Beneath his well kept yet burly beard the man held a tightly straight face, showing his focus and determination. He looked like we meant serious business, but quite the opposite was the truth. It was a laid back day, and this was going to be a laid back scenario. Now to do a quick meet and greet and hopefully not get dismissed rudely like he was the last time.

Well, he wasn't quite ready to go meet her so abruptly. As he opened the door she did, and the 6'4" man practically rammed into the girl. "Lawd hammercy!" He retorted in surprise, though his demeanor quickly shifted afterwards. "Ah, sorry there! Didn't see yah, ain't hurt are yah?" He questioned quickly, his undeniably rural panhandle accent highlighting his concern. </div>

<div align=center>A slight bite of his lip signified his concern for accidentally ramming the young lady. Immediately after the incident he hoped she was the lenient and forgiving type, as to not opt for reporting him to his authorities for harassment or the like. Yet, his hopes were not in vain as she quickly forgave him. He felt relieved and thus let his guard down, smiling a bit. "Ah, no problem. Glad you're okay." And now he didn't have a potential lawsuit on his hands.

With the question on his ability to aid, he smiled a bit. She must have been the one he was advised to help out a bit on her first day. Fortunately for him, he didn't need to search all over the building in hopes that she wouldn't get into trouble or get hurt. Though, it seemed to him that she wasn't one to go be doing that. "Ah, I'd be glad ta help. I think if'n you already gotcha letter and accepted the invitation, then you're good n' in the system. But if ya still have any other sorta documents you can just drop 'em off the counter and sign in.... But there ain't nobody here now, from tha looks of it..." I guess that meant that she had to take care of things later. He'd hate for her to not get what she needed done, but it looked as if that would be what's necessary.

He sighed, then looks back at her. "Sorry bout that. Wish I could help..." Well, if anything, he could introduce himself. "Uh, I'm Mr. Bradshaw. I work for tha physical education department, an' I help others learn to work with their gifted abilities." As informal as he was, he liked to use fancy-schmansy terms in describing his field of expertise. Besides, it was a formal question, and one he rarely answered to students. They just... Kind of showed up to his class. Anyway, he liked the seeming politeness this girl had possessed. The good sort of crowd was always welcome in his book. "Butchu can call me Leeroy, after hours that is. And who may you be ma'am?" The question was asked in a gruff voice yet pleasant tone. </div>

<div align=center>Well well, wasn't she polite? He smirked a bit with her formal yet kind greeting, a slight dip of his head in response to her bow. The school needed more kids like her, that was for sure. "Well Miz Sena, pleasure ta meetcha. Welcome ta Starlight, I hope ya enjoy our school." Standard protocol greeting, but the statement possessed sincerity as well. He held out his hands to receive the papers, and while keeping his focus on her words at all times he sorted through them and turned around to put them in their proper places on the desk. He kept a few that would require to be filled out later, and what would be useful to himself. Speaking of which...

He smiled a bit brighter with her enthusiasm to join his physical education class. However, it wavered slightly to accommodate her news on her diagnosis. Though luckily he could easily accommodate her condition. He was a flexible teacher, after all. "Awright, I'll put this on file an' give a copy at the nurse. Make sure ya make him aware as well." His department was only naturally tied to the health suite. Plenty of injuries occur along with his need to make sure all of his students were in a decent learning environment. "Of course, ma'am. I'd be happy ta help ya with what'll work best for ya. I have different levels of classes with different intensities in activity. Not very big alla them, so I can personally work with ya if you want. S'no problem." He assured her, hoping he could find a way to keep her active while not stressing her condition. He had plenty of experience in helping those whose abilities had harmed them, even those who were just naturally requiring of extra help.

He looked to her, after sorting everything out. He'd hate to go snooping in her business, but his question was important. "If itsa private sorta thing don't answer, but I'm just curious of what sort of ability ya have." It would help him a lot. After all, powers through human strength and supernatural occurrences was his thing. "Also, feel free ta ask me absolutely anything. I'll try ta help ya the best I can." </div>

<div align=center>Of course, Leeroy was more than glad to take in a new student. As a person he was pretty open and welcoming, however as a gym teacher... He could break out drill instructor mode if need be. He was that sort of 'tough love guy' to those who weren't brand new. This approach always differed with students uncomfortable or scared to use their abilities. In that case, he was softer, more encouraging. He certainly wasn't going to be hard on this young lady, that was for sure.

But with the mention of her ability, a light almost went off in his head. He had to contain his enthrallment, because this... This was big news! "No no no, that's amazing!" He assured her, smiling a bit. "In fact, our classes could really 'ppreciate someone like you." He was already forming a plan. Hopefully, she would agree. "Somuhtha students in tha class I'm puttin' you in could use help trying ta quickly cancel out there powers. I figure ta help you practice you guys can help each other, and I would certainly be thankful." He liked not being set on fire to directly intervene. "But it's up ta you." He certainly didn't want to force anything.

With her comment on friends, Leeroy gave a reassuring smile. "Don't worry. You'll make some good friends in no time. There's some great people 'round here that would be more than happy to meetcha." And hopefully, this would be the case. </div>