Just as Lobo expected Amy was right on time in meeting him early that morning. He would not have expected any less from the girl, always eager to get going. That eagerness of hers could often be a bit too overwhelming for his liking which was to be expected of a girl of her age and stature. His hope was to tone down that eagerness of hers, make her into more of a ruthless soldier than someone who was looking to reach the top quickly; she would learn to mature quickly and not act like a child out on the field. Perhaps, on second thought, he could use that eagerness to accomplish that goal. Either way this was not a game, the look on her face while he explained what was going on showed him that she was still in the training mindset and not considering the seriousness of the task at hand. Hopefully she would not make him regret his decision in choosing her for this.<br/><br/>She might do well in training, but again this would prove whether or not she was ready. If she was not then he would look bad and that was not something he wanted. Even if he did have high hopes for her, her immature attitude was probably going to be something that might hinder the assignment. Keep living your little fantasy and play your games, princess, he thought to himself. Oh how he hoped that that this was going to be an eye opener.<br/><br/>Once they reached the library and he brought Amy in front of Han she seemed to tone down a bit. She stood a little straighter and she kept her head high not out of arrogance but to show that the two of them had her attention. Overall she was a fairly attractive woman but he wouldnâ€™t say anything further than that. Once should not have those thoughts about their students. Brown hair cut short and held back in a bun, lithe yet well tone build, pretty natural for a young woman her age. Unfortunately any sort of attractiveness she had was almost compromised by that look in her eyes. Even when acting professional she was still a bit childish, a huge disappointment. Luckily Lobo was doing well to hide his disappointment by keeping his usual straight face with an overall neutral expression plastered upon it and straight posture.<br/><br/>â€œIâ€™m sorry Iâ€™ve kept you waiting,â€ Lobo told Han in a weary voice that showed he was still a bit tired from being up late the other night. Even if he was pretty much right on time there was a bit of hold up while explaining things to Amy. Gesturing to the girl, â€œThis is Amy.â€ In response to the introduction Amy bowed out of respect and then met his gaze. She didnâ€™t say anything, though, prepared to listen to whatever it was Han was going to say to her. It was then that he sensed a sort of nervousness in the girl but decided not to correct it. From here on out it was Hanâ€™s decision whether or not she was worthy of being a full-fledged member of the Brotherhood. This was going to be very interesting, that was needless to say, and despite all the little faults he was mentally criticizing he truly was looking forward to her success on the field.<br/><br/>At least Amy was determined to impress, from what he was reading from her, giving credit where it was due.