"Why so many books, if I may ask? Not that it's a bad thing; I'm just curious."

"I'm delighted you thought of that," Germaine replied lightheartedly.

"That is very kind of you," Calix nodded. 

"Whoa, you must be so strong to carry all that!" Apollo remarked. 

"Well, the thought is appreciated. I haven't checked my classrom yet, though." Germaine turned to look at the other teachers. "Have you?"

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"I don't think it's much of a problem," Germaine told Apollo. "We can check our classrooms later."

Calix looked around the room to study the group of people before him before tilting his head back a bit to think. 

"Shall we get started on this meeting?" 

"Yes ma'am," Iollan answers with what have probably been a salute had he not been careful about making sure the books are completely okay on their own without his hands around them. So it's kind of a weird jolt instead. He doesn't mind, though. 
Meanwhile, Hitan guards the books like he's afraid gravity will betray him or something. Of course, there's no fear on his face, only a sort of mix of calmness and excitement.

"Well, I think first we should make the books are all set on a stable surface," Germaine suggested sweetly.

((I'm not sure if I mentioned that Germaine set her folder on the table but just in case pretend I did))

"If you say so," she replied. Germaine glanced back at her folder.
"I suppose we all have some things to contribute to the conversation and perhaps planning. This can wait for later, but I'd like to say that I retrieved the student profiles from the headmaster's office." She almost laughed after her sentence. "Perhaps it's irresponsible of me to not have checked them yet. Maybe you already know about the students."

"Oh, I don't usually check the student profiles, so don't worry, I guess?" Iollan ponders aloud with a chuckle. "My subject is a bit different from all of yours, though."
Hitan seems to make an effort to make sure everyone has spoken before he does, and when he does, his voice is filled with that sort of trademark eagerness of his. "I studied the profiles when they came out," he states, trying not to sound like that's something mandatory that needs to be done by everyone.

"I think we have a great batch of students this year," Calix said. "I recall that some of them have made the news before." 

Apollo spoke, "Huh, actually I did find something weird. There's one student that had no information of their page other than their school photo. No name, no talent listed. Just a photo." 

"Must be some printing mistake," Calix nodded, noting that. "I'll ask the office later for their information."  

Apollo nodded, "Yep, but like Calix said, it was probably a printing mistake! Oh! Yea, I remembering seeing some on the news, obviously for good stuff!" 

Apollo nodded again, thinking about the news. 

"So I think the students will be very talented, but of course we're talking about Ultimates, so, I mean, yea!" 

Apollo looked a bit flustered, trying to get his words out along with his thoughts. But, of course, Apollo's mind is always a trainwreck when it comes to any and all concepts, so this was a normal thing for him to do when talking. 

Calix laughed a bit. 

"Yeah, but I heard no one got hurt." 

HMM, the Narrator wonders who it is. 

"I've heard one of our students has been featured in a popular fashion magazine, and another had won an Olympic medal for ice skating," Apollo said. "I think that's pretty interesting!" 

Calix nodded.