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[Adragis]

Felicia looks bored. What a boring person.

[Empiricist]

((I'm assuming this is correct.))
"Okay, I'll record the conversation for you. Though they may not be home right now."
With that she hangs up and dials Annie's home phone number, being sure to keep a voice recorder ready near the receiver.

[Bluexdog]

"Excuse me miss by any chance do you have a map of the school?"

[Akroma]

((oh I am being mentioned? headsup on what I missed?))

[IamanElfCollaborator]

((The secretary is calling Annie's parents trying to figure out if they left anything out when they applied for her since Annie is apparently either a golem or a legion of insane spirits smushed into a teenage girl's form.

While the Nurse is trying to figure out IF that's the case or she's just violently insane.))

[Akroma]

"Hello, Mr.Rosenberg speaking?"

[AbstractTraitorHero]

Felicia looks bored. What a boring person.

you look bored Felicia.

[Adragis]

"Yes."

[AbstractTraitorHero]

"Yes."

you gonna do anything to try and fix that?

[SOLDIER First]

Esi is looking wordlessly back at Hana. She licks her lips. The beautiful skin would be hers soon.

[Pencil_Art]

James does. Live and learn.

[Empiricist]

"Hello, Mr.Rosenberg speaking?"

"Good afternoon, this is Cecelia from Red Moons Academy. I regret to inform you that we have reason to suspect that someone has mentally tampered with your daughter. Our nurse has run a mental scan which she reacted to with apparent violence. We would like to know if she has any past psychological history we should be aware of that is not in her files."
Not the best way to put it. Then again, there isn't exactly any particularly pleasant ways to inform someone of mental tampering. Who could have done it anyway? If memory serves, there are enchantments in place to negate instant-death spells; shouldn't there be others to protect against mental tampering seeing as it's not exactly something too desirable either? Wait actually, if another student did do that, then an option does present itself here...

She looks up the contact details for Mira. Hopefully she actually has a phone and doesn't require her coworkers to figure how exactly one is meant to broadcast their own thoughts. Well, unless she's passively eavesdropping anyway and will know on her own when someone needs her assistance.

[Twinwolf]

She indeed has a cell phone.

[Empiricist]

Do you passively read the thoughts of students?

[Twinwolf]

No, that would be a violation of their privacy rights, I think. Unless I have  a legitimate reason, of course.