A coffee cup dating to the last ten years of the Twilight Age:
Glazed porcelain, recovered by the Angel Julian Pahaliah V as a survivor of the Second Antarctic Expedition. Powder blue, with a stylized white triangle emblazoned on the surface, seemingly signifying a "delta". Similar artifacts brought back by Julian Pahaliah V indicate that this is merchandise for a corporation known as "Diffusion Technologies", which had minor success in late-Twilight information distribution.
A napkin doodle, reasonably attributed to Tabbitha Zadkiel II:
Preserved due to the intercession of her Guardian, Tessawyn Pahaliah V. A form-representation of two dancing figures, both in flowing lines demonstrating their motion, rendered in what appears to be various food sauces, as distributed by a "pinkie" fingernail.
A discarded notebook of Instructor Leor Pahaliah V:
Within are several speculations on lesson plans, along with a long simulated dialogue arguing the efficacy of a "tournament" between his students on the first day of class, taking advantage of the triple-length magic class on their first day. Here, Leor argues that he will get an accurate understanding of the true dynamics between the students, as well as a better understanding of the actual limits of their grasp on magic, while also counterarguing that perhaps his endearment towards the idea is fueled, instead, by a desire for a good story. Also contained within are notes on each of the Guardians and Wards, obtained through interviews with various members of Arcadia staff and the Order of Saint Michael, later finalized and recorded digitally through his desktop Interface. Notably absent are descriptions of his classmates, Tessawyn and Julian, who have headings, but no text.
The last pre-Pairing formal uniform of Maxwell Zadkiel II:
(describe based on designs brainstormed and finalized with Khel)
The last pre-Pairing formal uniform of Rosaline Zadkiel II:
(describe based on designs brainstormed and finalized with Khel)
A take-out bag for the Sagan Dining Hall, used by members of Class C:
Named after a science educator of the late 20th century, the Sagan Dining Hall is the primary source of meals for the Paired students. Arcadia recognizes that its students may find themselves required to eat meals while accomplishing other tasks, or while recovering from intense social situations, and therefore provides "take-out" packaging for its meals. Combined with the refrigeration units and stoves in the apartments of the Pairs, the needs of both Wards and Guardians should be adequately met. In this case, it is a cardboard tray, treated with wax for water-resistance, contained within a paper bag. It held an eggplant, tomato, and pasta dinner, which was consumed somewhere around the Empty Quarter by a Pair from Class C, seeking privacy. Upon a member of groundskeeping staff finding this bag discarded in one of the trash receptacles of the Empty Quarter, which should, by all means, still be unused, an investigation was conducted. It was found that the private interaction of this Pair was entirely innocent, and no remedial teachings were deemed necessary.