The Master walked down the path of the college, looking around. The drumbeat was loud in his mind, banging and banging. It drove him, and whilst arriving to 'Earth', 2005 to be exact, he had come up with a plan. It would take time, and he would have to wait three years until the Doctor arrived back here, which he would being the prat that he is.
First off, he would need a cover to last the three years he would have to wait. He already had his past made up and fabricated, and future as well. When the time comes, he would be the one who took care of that Christmas Star invasion to help along with his 'Aliens are real' plan when he becomes Prime Minister. Oh, it would all be too easy to win their puny, singular, human hearts.
As he walked, he saw a girl trip and fall, her books in her arms going everywhere. He snickered to himself, shaking his head mutely.
"Nice going!" A kid yelled as he ran by, making other kids laugh. Humans. He thought as he made his way over to the girl. Little monsters.
He bent down to help get her books, making her head shoot to look at him. "You alright?" He asked, putting on a charming smile. If he were going to be on this pathetic spit of rock, he would have to act like a 'nice guy'. That was going to take awhile to get use to for sure.
"Yeah, fine." She muttered, taking the books he held out to her, both standing now. "I've never seen you before." She said and he raised a brow.
"Well, there are a lot of hu- people here." He had to correct himself fast. "I doubt you can remember all of them." He said with a small chuckle, but she just shrugged.
"I normally do..." She muttered to herself, but with his Time Lord hearing, he heard it perfectly.
"Well, as a matter of fact, I am new here." He said, and she smirked just a tiny bit but it was gone in a flash. This intrigued him. "I was wondering, could you-"
"Over there." She cut him, making him want to hit her. No human cuts him off mid-sentence, but he swallowed back the rage, looking over to the building she pointed to.
"Ah, thank you...?" He raised his brows in question and she bit her lip.
"Jade." She answered.
He held his hand out and she shuffled the books in her arms, taking his hand gingerly. "Professor Saxon."
"What do you mean I have to take another English?" Jade asked her Guidance Counselor.
"Well, your credits are lacking and the only way to graduate on time is if you take an extra English this year and next year." She said, looking to me.
I groaned, shaking my head. I was a Jr and the year had just started. "Fantastic. My last two years and my only open spaces will be spent up on English." I muttered, leaning back in the chair and crossing my arms.
"Sorry, but that's how it is." She said, handing me my schedule. I was able to glance down to see what the new order was, before jumping up and grabbing my books.
"Shit, I'm gonna be late!"
He had already read the entire textbook and six of the books he was suppose to teach to these disgusting humans. The classroom had filled up, most of them seeing him and straying towards the back. He would have to work on his aura. His Time Lord senses must have been waving out, giving them a very bad sense.
As the class was almost full, he sighed and stood, turning around and started writing 'Professor Saxon' on the board. The bell had rang and he turned, looking upon the different aged teenagers. Some were probably in their young to mid twenties, other were adults. "Welcome to English!" He said with a smile. "I'll be your teacher this ye-"
He was cut off as the door busted open, and the human female from earlier came in, making other students laugh. "Nice going spaz." One kid yelled, making her look down some. Oh, this was just too brilliant. He had a feeling he was going to have fun playing with her.
"S-sorry I'm late." She said, then stopped as she spotted me, color draining from her face. He took this time to take her appearance in. She was short, perhaps around 5"2'. She had emerald eyes that shone behind her brown hair that continued to go in her face. She was slim, but he could see the underlining muscles in her arms as she held the books.
"Thank you for joining us." He said with a smirk. "Have a seat." He motioned to a spot in the front, and she put her head down as she walked down the steps, sliding down the long table and taking her seat. She pulled out her textbook and opened it, keeping her eyes off of me. "As I was saying." He said, looking back up and over the students. "I'm Professor Saxon." His eyes caught Jade's, and she was transfixed. "And I'll be your teacher for this year."