Alstromeria
Florian Society Member
Ozpin stood, picking up his cane and swinging it under his arm. "Well. Your concern is justly placed." Ozpin walked over to the bit of holographic screen he had swished to the side of his desk and drug it with his fingers over to where it was more visible to Kuro. "I've been reviewing footage from your encounter earlier thismorning. At first, I was convinced the intelligence level of the grim was simply an illusion. Upon further inspection, this was proven unlikely. I then thought the most likely result was that these grim were alot older than others, but this also prooved unlikely. Even the huge Beowulf and Ursa the transfer students fought had the markings of barely adolescent grim." Ozpin pressed a couple of buttons and Kuro's scroll buzzed. Ozpin nodded to it. "I've sent you a copy of the footage. Can I trust you to not show it to anyone other than those who were there? You understand, the emerald forest is a dangerous place, even moreso with these 'sentient grim.' That is a fact that none of us can deny, they are not normal" He stepped around the desk, stopping to rest in front of Kuro. He planted his cane firmly, but gently, on the ground, and placed a hand on his shoulder. "Please do not explore this matter by further confrontation." Ozpin trusted Kuro to comply, and therefore turned back around to sit at his desk. "Oh, and one more thing. You're not the only one who's decided to explore the subject. Curve mentioned he'd like to do something about it as well. I understand you are on good terms, so perhaps working with him would prove beneficial. Dangerous, but danger usually yeilds the most results..." As his voice trailed off, Ozpin noticed how similar his two students were. Both were loyal and efficient leaders. Both sometimes had a hard time controlling their emotions. But most of all, neither of them would ever leave a man behind. With that in mind, Ozpin decided the two would be an excellent pair to work on this. "Stay safe, Kuro." Ozpin warned, and apparrently this was a dismissal, because he resumed watching another one of his screens that floated about his desk.