Lissa tilted her head and pouted at the response by her teammates.
"You guys could be at least a little happy, you know. Most teams don't get a proper mission this early on!" Swiftly moving towards her desk, Lissa removed her bag from her back and slung it over the chair. From the bag, she pulled a sheet of paper and showed it off around the room.
"This is my copy of the mission details Ms. Evermore gave me. Take a look! Seems pretty fun, right?"On the paper was plain text formally outlining the specifics of the task at hand. As was Crystal's style, not an inch of the paper was wasted on superfluous information or fancy formatting.
Student Mission
The following task is approved to be carried out under the supervision of Professor Crystal Evermore, who will be accountable for her students' safety until either a report of mission completion is received or the team is otherwise officially removed from the mission and returned to Beacon Academy.
This task is the sole responsibility of team LLGD (Lissa Lime, Leona Koningsblauw, Gray Saggio, and Graham Dylandy) and their supervising professor. Outside parties are prohibited from interfering unless explicitly instructed to do so. Any unauthorized interference by Beacon-affiliated individuals may be punished at the discretion of the Academy.
Objective Summary:
A group of nomads was cornered by Grimm in the ruins of Mountain Glenn. They have managed to find shelter and relative security in a building near the southern limit of the settlement for the time being, but it is uncertain how long the structure will remain secure. The student team is tasked with evacuating the nomads and destroying any Grimm that threaten them. Failing this, the team is to return a report on the situation whereupon the supervising professor will advise further action if necessary.
At the bottom of the page were two signatures, both equally illegible in unique ways. One, presumably Crystal's, was elegant and flowing with a flourish on the terminating "e;" the other, Lissa's, was hastily and scratchily written in a sad attempt at what she thought cursive script approximately looked like.
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