Huntsman served their role in protecting the populace from Grimm. This was common knowledge. While it was often possible to identify Huntsman by the weaponry on their person, it was not unheard for other citizens to wear unusual outfits for one reason or another. So the person walking the streets around Signal hadn't drawn a great deal of attention for their attire. The red jacket going a bit past their waist, dark blue sash and pants beneath it, and even the faded black boots merely indicated that they were likely a Huntsman. Even the brown scarf and wide brimmed red hat that concealed their head save eyes and ears from view and sheathed sword at their hip were simply enough explained away. The fox that wandered around their feet as they walked silently was a bit more unusual; The orangish-brown of it's fur made it obvious that it was no creature of the Grimm. Still, aside from maybe a curious child here or there, the creature was with a Huntsman. It couldn't cause much trouble.
The day wore on as the Huntsman and their four-legged companion eventually settled down on a bench, hat tilted forward to cover the Huntsman's eyes from the sun. Though an astute observer may thought the backpack with bedroll atop it still worn was uncomfortable, the watching eyes of the fox from it's curled up spot on the bench next to the Huntsman warded off further curiousity. The pair simply wanted to rest, and that was that. No need to investigate further. And so the sun floated across the heavens, the shadows shrinking and growing, until the students flowed out from the buiding. The fox stood up at this with a yawn, circling a few times around the Huntsman's feet, before padding off with a "yip" towards it's stationary companion.
The erstwhile creature wove between feet silently, slinking from shady spot to shady spot in pursuit of the boy and girl. It was not until the moon had risen and long after the fox had dived into a dumpster for a meal of... it wasn't sure? The boy and girl had been eating, so no reason it couldn't. Anyway, it watched them turn down an alley. And in the moment that the boy howled and the girl next to him turned terrified, the fox saw the world turn grey. The fox almost pranced down the alleyway, leaving way for a pair of boots to walk forward that it was more than happy to begin circling around once more. The grey shifted to color, and a sword still in it's blue sheathe was held between boy, girl, and their would-be assailants. And when a Huntsman suddenly appears in front of a child that had fallen unconscious atop an equally sudden four legged creature, it's a completely reasonable choice to turn and run away. The ambulance found an unconscious boy and a very worried girl in the alleyway later, and not a Huntsman to be seen.
The boy blinked at the journal that was on the desk in his room. He had a lot of questions, because that journal hadn't been there when he left in the morning. No, the fact that his mind didn't feel like a rusty railroad spike at several hundred degrees was being driven through it was more surprising. Even the fox circling the feet of the Huntsman standing by the pulled window curtains took a few moments to register. And throughout it, no numbers came. The door behind him was never touched. After all, when you're dreaming, such silly things as turning around to leave aren't worth considering.
"What do you want?" Want? More that he need to be able to stop his Semblance.
"Only stop it? To end the journey before it reaches it's destination?" No. He needed it work when he wanted it to, and not when he didn't.
Wait, that wasn't right. He needed... "Control."
The Huntsman must have walked while he was thinking, because they now held an unsheathed blade over his head. And as his Aura flared in response to block the descending blade, the words that had never been ordained by the Brothers were spoken, burnt into some deep recesses of his mind.
"To you I grant this gift of Light, and upon your brow a Crown of Might."
The jolt awake revealed no journal upon his desk, no Huntsman with drawn steel, and merely the hour of o'dark thirty. Ss he lay back down, the glowing lines of a crystal's facets were drawn in his mind's eye; For it's Title was Freelancer, and through it, Calculation would form it's own Control.