A request

With a sigh, Weiss knocked on the door.

"It's open"

Weiss entered the office "Good afternoon, professor"

"Oh Miss Schnee, come in come in. Have a seat." Port delights for a few seconds with the girl's vision as she settles in front of his desk. "What brings you here today?"

"Well ..." Weiss fiddles with the hem of her skirt "I don't know what I'm doing wrong ... Why can't I beat a single Grimm?"

Port could almost feel sorry for the girl. Almost. He knew this was wrong, following Salem's plan was wrong but over the days went by she had started to enjoy how the usually confident and arrogant little heiress had turned into this confused girl.

"There is a clear lack of training Ms. Schnee, it is clear to a veteran Huntsman like me that you cannot go out into the field to fight. So I am sorry but I will recommend to the director that you do not ..."

"No!" Weiss got up "I can improve!"

"Without any extra training, I doubt it"

"I'll take extra training!"

"You should leave the academy momentarily to be trained" Port lied

Weiss sat down, dejected. It would be a shame for her family to have to leave the academy because of her incompetence. She suddenly looked up, with an idea in mind.

"Professor, you are such a renowned and brave Huntsman. I was wondering if you ... could train me ..."

Port was glad that his mustache hid his smile, he hadn't even had to suggest being the trainer.

"Miss. That would be against the rules of the institution."

"Please" Weiss clasped her palms pleading "I can't go home like this."

The professor enjoyed a few minutes watching this pretty girl begging to be trained while he pretended to think about it.

"It will be tough. And you will have to obey if you want to catch up with your teammates. Especially if you want to catch up with your leader, Ruby."

Weiss's blood boiled at the mention of Ruby, who had vastly surpassed her in class "I'm going to train hard, I want to get over Ruby"

Port nodded solemnly "In that case I'll train you, come to my office tomorrow after class."