Professor Leo Stone, the University's most sought after mythology professor, is a man who is firm but fair when it comes to his lectures and assignments. He enjoys giving students a challenge, allowing them the chance to experience knew information in a way that can help them connect to the world of mythology in greater detail. He doesn't believe in simply reading from a textbook, no, he prefers students to research as much as possible, to visit museums, to go out and explore and learn as much as they can.

It's the start of the new academic year, students all piling into their classes, the air thrumming with excitement and nervousness as the new students find their way around campus, making friends as they go. Professor Leo Stone smiles at the students as he heads down the corridor towards his lecture hall, ready to teach a new batch of students. He's the kind of professor who loves to get to know his students, some call his teaching methods 'unconventional', while he calls them 'innovative', he enjoys seeing students become genuinely interested in everything he presents.

As he heads into the lecture hall, he can already see a handful students already sat down, chatting amongst each other, getting their notebooks and laptops out, he admires that, the way students are already ready to begin their studies even on their first day.