Matthew gave the girl that gave him the foreboding feeling a nervous smile when she called him enthusiastic. "Yes, you may call me Matt. I prefer it actually."<br/><br/>He grinned at Ellam when she had called him eager and took it as a compliment. Matt hoped it had pleased her, but he was taken off guard when she mentioned that they would have to work as a group. He had thought the test would have been individual, and wondered if being secretive with what he could do was wrong of him.<br/><br/>Matthew didn't even notice when another person joined their small group. He shrugged off his worry and focused more on the other stuff Ellam was saying as they moved forward to a large intersection. She mentioned something about not having maps, but that you could simply ask and it would open for him. He raised his brows, disbelieving. Even after she had demonstrated, he was still curious if it was all just an illusion. How else would a blue light appear on the floor? There were other magics besides illusions though, and he knew that very well, but he couldn't seem to sense it in this place. Matt continued to ponder about it, and came to the possible conclusion that perhaps this type of magic wouldn't let itself known to someone of his pedigree.<br/><br/>The music that started to play was lolling like a lullaby to Matt, and it was a pleasing sound, but so had been the sounds of metal against glass as people were eating. He was some what hungry, but being led to his quarters didn't sound like a bad idea either. Matthew was rather curious as to what he was going to be dealing with as his bed chamber. He was happy to follow Ellam as her lights led the way to what she had called the 'Hero's Quarters.'