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With her textbook, she propped it up so as to hide her cell phone behind it. Her face was mostly hidden as well, her eyes barely peaking over the top of it's bind.

Her phone thrummed in her hands, but before she could read it, Mrs. Johnsly chose that moment to call on another student in her class and snap out a question at him. She wasn't exactly positive, but was almost certain that his name was Blaine-something-or-other. With his dread-locks and tan skin, he looked like a mixture between a Native American off-spring, and a pirate of sorts.

With that thought in mind, she forced down a bubble of laughter, her eyes gleaming with it nonetheless. He had a valid point, for she, too, believed in the Aquatic Ape Theory.

At least there are some intelligent people still alive, she thought sarcastically.

After Blaine returned to his seat, her phone thrummed again, and she flipped to the CHAT icon on her screen. What she saw caused her brows to furrow, and she shot a look at Blaine.

It couldn't be.

The twist in her gut and the pinch in her chest told her that it was. This feeling ... She only ever had it occur when she was right about something.

But it couldn't be.

Despite her gut feeling that he was, indeed, ShadowedWolf, she pushed the thoughts from her mind and typed in a quick reply to the rapidly firing responses she had received.

@QB It's a bit more complicated then just 'spells and stuff', but yeah ... It's pretty cool lol

With a narrowed gaze and a thoughtful expression, she continued her reply.

@Shadow What's your input on the Aquatic Input Theory? Jw. @Patches You're sorta right. It's a religion, but we also practice magic and believe in reincarnation and the such. You and I should have a one-on-one talk about it sometime! @Shadow Mind cooking me some food sometime? I love free food! @Lucky I died a little inside every second that you were gone, and was mystically healed when you returned :P

A small giggle burst from her lips, and faces of surprise turned to look at her, the girl who rarely spoke, let alone giggled. She herself was shocked. She just giggled, for goodness sake! She giggled! She hid further behind her book and locked on it, but it was too late.

Mrs. Johnsly had already singled her out.

"Ms. Esmelet! Care you explain your views on the Aquatic Ape vs. Darwin theory?" she snapped, her eyes flashing, "Seeing as you seem to see something as hilariously funny."

Bianca slowly looked around the classroom, unaccustomed to being pointed out, let alone in class. After a heartbeat, she drew in a deep breath and sighed it out as she rose, her book flattened over her phone.

"I would have to say that I agree with Blaine. I believe in the Aquatic Ape theory, and that is that. Instead of discouraging our beliefs in something that is a theory and could still be proven as a law, perhaps you should encourage us, and not use sarcastic, snarky remarks in return to an answer to a question that you asked of us," she said, her voice ever-cool and ever-calm. She left her classmates stunned yet impressed, and Mrs. Johnsly stood with her mouth slightly agape, opened marker drooping in her hand.

With a crimson-red flush in her face, she whipped around to face the board, and furiously began to scribble a diagram of the levels of evolution upon the whiteboard.

With a smirk, Bianca lifted her textbook and flipped on her phone.

Nothing better then leaving your teacher speechless when you have a perfectly good point! Score one for the Wiccan!