Avallach didn't understand their language...clearly it was French, but he could understand the feeling of anger and frustration in their tones.  Not wishing to disturb either of the twins; Avallach left to wander the train in the hopes of finding others who might be interesting to meet.  He did make a mental note to stay aware of the twins at the university.  Whatever the strife between them was; if he was needed...he would be there to help them through it.  For the moment, it was simply not right to intervene.  After all, they barely had met.  So, wandering the train had Avallach slammed into by two young men running full speed from out of one of the compartments.<br/><br/>Avallach growled as he snatched both of them by their collars.  "And just what in Avalon's holy name are you two doing running on the train.  Surely you both are old enough to know better.  Do that again, and I will make sure you both have some unpleasant chores at the university.  Clear?"<br/><br/>One of the two...the one that barely stood 5'10"...nodded and gulped hard.  The other, however yanked himself free and turned to glower at Avallach.<br/><br/>"You dare to put your hands on me!  Do you have any idea who my parents are?" he raged.  "I am Damion Lancaster, son of Phillip and Mary Lancaster!  Touch me again, and you won't have a job!"<br/><br/>Avallach narrowed his eyes.  So few things got to him, but abuse of authority and stupidy combined with such insolent arrogance never set well with him.  "I have no idea who you are talking about, but as you have managed in your outburst to attract the attention of nearly everyone on the train...I don't think I need worry about your parents getting me fired.  If anything, they will find a report at the university filed on how dishonorable and foolish their son was in public...not to mention rude.  Personally, I think that will set very badly with them.  So, you now have two choices:  to do as I instructed and apologize, or....," Avallach said quietly...his voice low and dangerous.  He left the threat unsaid, but such people as those who thought they could get away with anything often had family members who had no desire for scandals.