After a bit of time, leaving the Vice Director's offices and Policies' own holdings in the Mages Association. I decided that meeting with Waver as soon as possible was the best play.
"Hmm, many a young man is staring at you with jealousy, my darling." Tamamo giggled mischievously as she held my arm between her very ample breasts.
I smiled wryly and said quietly. "You would not be wrong." And it wasn't just Tamamo's beauty drawing people's gaze.
The fox add-ons and her very clearly asian dress was also drawing eye's both covetous and disdainful as many in the Mages Association looked down on Asia's magical world as a sort of backwater land.
Still without doing research on me and Tamamo, they weren't going to approach us and do something stupid. As the Mages Association was well known for having it's sharks in the water.
And here, it was only illegal to murder and do horrible experiments on someone if you got caught after all.
We soon reached Waver's classroom and after knocking, I heard Waver call out for us to enter from beyond the door.
Opening the door, I saw the classroom was empty besides Waver himself, and Grey, who was sitting in an office chair to the side and was reading a book before I opened the door.
"Ah, welcome back from your mission Jake and this-" Waver's voice drew off as he fully took in Tamamo's form and I knew with how much he had studied Servants over the years since the last Grail War a decade ago that he knew in but moments exactly 'what' Tamamo was.
"Hehe, Tamamo No Mae at your service. I thank you for teaching my darling wholeheartedly in this classroom ufufu." Tamamo giggled while still sounding formal in the greeting somehow.
Waver's face turned several colors at once... Before he chewed on his inner cheek to wake himself up out of his thoughts as Grey got up from her chair and stood behind Waver to take in Tamamo curiously.
"So... You are a servant? What class are- No, I apologize, I shoudn't ask such invasive questions." Waver stumbled a bit before taking a deep breath before he refocused on me.
No! He was doing his best to just completely ignore Tamamo's existence as it clearly only brought him mental trauma!
"So, I assume you had reason to bring your servant here beyond just showing off your magical talent?" Lord El-Melloi II spoke in a more imperious tone as this wasn't 'Waver' talking now.
Still, I nodded and said formally. "Yes, Lord El-Melloi II, I am here to state that I will be bringing my familiar to all our classes. But she will be in Astral Form, and won't interfere with my assignments unless it's to protect myself or otherwise help in my education."
Lord El-Melloi II gave a stiff nod before he said. "Students are allowed to bring their familiars to class, so long as they do not interfere with the teacher's own lessons so you are of course granted this privilege."
Then he took a deep breath and in a more relaxed tone he asked calmly. "I heard your mission to America had complications but I do not know the details. In either case, you should still make sure your group project with Nazica and Radia Pentel is on track."
"I remembered all too closely what our plans were." I said with a wry smile as even with Tamamo... I knew that taking a little spiritual dream walk over to the Land of Shadows was probably a fucking stupid idea.
But getting my own shadow stuffed with a powerful familiar that didn't need my mana like Tamamo to fuel it and could passively enhance my body? That was worth a lot.
However, Waver didn't seem to notice my inner turmoil as he was still running on half a brain due to Tamamo happily leaning against me and bobbing her head to some imaginary song.
So Waver just cleared his throat. "Anyway, I assume you already have the Pentels contact as well as their dorm rooms. So please excuse me, but I need to finish grading some papers from another classroom."
With that, I just gently pulled Tamamo out of the classroom with her humming as we left the room. Then after we left, she asked rather curiously. "So what now my darling? Are you wanting to see... Those twins now for school work?"
And I could tell Tamamo was instantly on guard at the thought of me hanging around two other women which made my lips twitch in amusement.
Still, I shook my head and said honestly. "No. I need another day or two to relax and clear my mind of that... The thing we saw in that tunnel."
Seeing a divine spirit crush my strongest spell without any effort due to it's Divine Authority, even if I didn't fully charge said spell, was a sobering wake-up that I was not nearly near the totem pole of this universe.
My thoughts were shaken aside as Tamamo giggled and pulled me towards my dorm. "Good! I can make you a hearty but light meal so that you may relax and just empty your mind besides your lovely Tamamo supporting you!"
'Tamamo has gone into fully wifey mode... Well, I did ask in the literal summoning for a servant who would want to be close and be supportive. Who could be closer and supportive than a literal wife?'
And thus Tamamo all but dragged me back to my dorms, and her evil claws fell upon my body with evil chuckles and giggles echoing out past my dorm's warded door, making nearby students report a possible escaped spirit or poltergeist experiment.
With Tamamo unleashing her true and most terrible form upon myself! Before I knew it, I was stripped down to my underwear, thrown into bed. Rolled up like a fucking taquito in blankets, and before I could even react to her moving at dozens of times faster then a human could move.
She moved my head into her lap so she could feed me some soup she literally pulled out of her cleavage somehow...
"Where did the soup even come from?" I asked between bites of the asian themed soup I didn't know the name of.
Tamamo blinked and she giggled and said. "Oh the wifely pocket for her husband's snacks? It's a secret technique that Benienma taught me... Sadly, we can't reach her home, or I would love to have her host my wedding in the Enma-tei."
Then Tamamo paused before she said thoughtfully. "Actually... If we go back to Japan, maybe if we get lost in the mountains, I could find such a way to it."
And I knew that any response that wasn't a 'yes darling, let's get married asap.' would be the wrong answer. So I just enjoyed the soup.