[Layton's handwriting scrawls across the page in that quick, slightly messy way of one that's used to jotting down notes often.] Good afternoon everyone. My name is Professor Layton to any new arrivals I have yet to speak with.
I wanted to inform everyone that I am planning on offering extracurricular, non-magical fencing lessons and demonstrations
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Ah, but I don't think I will be able to participate in this.
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That's alright. Participation isn't obligatory at all.
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If you wouldn't mind I might come and watch a session. [He was fairly certain that he was too short right now to actually learn.]
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I don't mind at all. You are more than welcome to observe, Mr. Edogawa. And should you change your mind, you're welcome to participate as well.
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Oh, I see.
...That is a little puzzling, though. I thought you were seventeen, because that is what your age is listed as in my roster, Mr. Edogawa. [And he was just very small for his age.]
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[Conan experiences a moment of sheer panic.]
Do I look like I'm seventeen? I'm in first grade at home, and I'm one of the shortest kids in my class.
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Well, no, but looks can be deceiving. [Layton notices something akin to panic passing across Conan's face. It was an intriguing puzzle, the discrepancies between the ages, but Layton wasn't one to pry unless a larger mystery was afoot. For now, he lets the matter go.] It isn't terribly important, though. It could just be a mistake on the school's part.
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That seems likely. A lot of things about the school don't seem very well organized.
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That depends on whether they are good changes.
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