“I slept like a baby in my mother's arms as always,” he remarked with a grin. The knock at the door stalled a further remark and at the sight of who entered R&R stood to his feet quickly. Arm crossed over his chest, he bowed slightly in greeting, “Gwenonwyn Latharnach, welcome to the Guardians.” The comment about his grueling training only made him smirk and shrug his massive shoulders, “Only grueling to those who are weak of mind and character. If you had the thought to promote her to the rank of Guardian, then I am sure that she is deserving of the title,” another slight bow of his head and he sat back down in his seat for the meeting to continue.<br/><br/>The news of a mission excited him more than Firo probably knew. While he loved his work with the recruits he was somewhat tired of the same routine and had been practically biting at the bit to get out of the city. A nod given while he listened, folder picked up and flipped through as he thought about which mission to take and which recruit to bring along with him. Both had merit, but one took him out of the city like he wished.<br/><br/>“I'll look into this fort matter, see what happened out there.” Statement given after a moment of thought, “As for a recruit that I think is ready for some action....” he hand raised to scratch his chin in thought. “Yngur. Large giant fellow that has a good head on his shoulders,” spoken with complete confidence. “I think he should be fine on a mission like this and I think the exercise would do him some good.” The young giant did try his hardest among the recruits and there was something about him that had caught R&R's attention from the first time he came to their doorstep for training. It was in his heart. That warrior spirit and that drive to make something of himself. R&R could respect that and wanted to see the young recruit succeed. "I'll make sure he makes it there and back in one piece. Think he will enjoy a chance to get some personal training from me," he beastman chuckled heartily at that as he knew well and good that people dreaded his full attention.