Lim hadn’t even finished her ice cream, but that was to be expected. She stood up and threw the rest of it into the garbage. Such a waste, but there was no time to stop at the dorm to store it away. So she nodded and followed him out the cafeteria towards their next class. “I suppose.” She said, answering his question, “maybe there’s a lake in there I can enjoy too.” She knew the reason why he wanted to go into the nearby forest. It was easy to see he was missing home. And honestly, so was she. This was going to be a very long four years if they’re already getting homesick on day two.<br/><br/>When they reached meditation class, the professor instructed them all to sit and breathe. She was a very unassuming sort of creature. She was a Sylph whose voice was softer than the air itself it seemed. When she spoke, it seemed easy enough for Lim to reach a state of calm and focus as the professor guided them towards. “There are a multitude of ways one can clear their mind before a battle. Some methods take time, like meditation. Other methods are faster, but provide similar results. As you let your body relax in the lotus pose, your mind will follow suit. When your mind has been cleared of all things distracting, you’ll be able to step up to your enemy with an awareness of all that is not just in front of you, but around you as well. This is important as to be a hero, it is not about defeating your foe, but protecting your allies and your charges.” The fairy like creature hovered around each student as they sat and breathed, listening to her instruction and lesson. Lim couldn’t help but wonder if Wric was listening, or if he just fell asleep. Peeking an eye open when the teacher wasn’t near, she gazed over at her sidekick to see if her assessment was right.