Lori’s eyes remained on Thag for a while longer, watching him act more like a puppy than a dragon, before switching her focus on the demonic-looking creature. He wasn’t tall and terrifying like Thag looked, but he was still a monster, and very much looked the part. Yet, despite that, he seemed far more friendly than she had anticipated. She didn’t have many judgements about him from her first view of him, except for maybe creepy, but he seemed genuinely interested in helping. At least, it seemed that way as far as she could tell. Lori wasn’t always the best judge of character.<br/><br/>“Uhm...thank you.” She stuttered, her eyes darting between the man holding her shoulders and the dragon bouncing happily on his bed, her heart racing, beating wildly out of control. She was certain they could hear it much the same way she could hear it pounding in her own ears. Nevertheless, she would do her best to try to remain calm. Not much luck she was having there, though. “When you say ‘new students’, you mean you’re not new?” She was certain that first class was a freshman class, yet he was there, too. What year was he actually in? Perhaps he was retaking the class, or starting later than his peers?