"Yeah, same." Ted said. "Though, I brought my own lunch." He then tapped out his response to Coral. I know, but trust me, her life's no picnic from what I can tell.
"Alright, then. Feel free to do so." Crocker replied, "I'll be right back. Just have an errand to run." With that, he walked out of the classroom and strode down the hall, making his way to a specific segment of lockers and dialing a specific code. The lockers parted, revealing a secret entrance Crocker went into. Once the entrance concealed itself again, he found himself in his old fairy-hunting facility...only now, it looked even older. Dust covered the computer screens and keyboards, and a rusted pipe dripped, making a small 'plip' sound every now and then. Cobwebs coated the many filing cabinets with all of his schemes to capture a fairy. "It's been a while, hasn't it...?" he muttered to himself, a feeling of nostalgia sweeping over him as he dusted off his console and turned it on. Almost immediately, an alarm blared, and the screen flashed with the message: FAIRY DETECTED. Surprised, Crocker looked over the detection, and his shock only grew when he realized that...
"My word...there's been a FAIRY GOD PARENT!" he spasmed, "In my room yesterday! Question is, which child is it with...?" After pondering the thought for a moment, he turned on the camera he had hidden in his classroom, putting on the magic scanner feature he installed. "I suppose I'll find out soon enough. And then, the hunt's on once again! And soon, I'll have myself a FAIRY!" He let out a short maniacal laugh before catching himself and clearing his throat. Though until my next evaluation, I can't dedicate as much time. Not yet...but soon enough. He mentally noted.