Luna carefully watched each person that spoke. She was intrigued by many, but never showed it. She tried her best to keep her face clean free. She did narrow her eyes at the last guy that came in when he<span style="font-style: italic">meowed</span>after her introduction. She didn't give a shit what her teammates thought of her. She was a lone wolf. They would only hold her back. Or at least that's what she told herself. She ignored the nagging feeling and focused on the rest of the introductions, taking note of everyone. A princess? For some reason, those words hit her like a rock but she ignored it and moved onto the next introductions. Vikings, check. Assassins, check. Lone werewolf, check. Mysterious person whose annoying as shit, double check.<br/><br/>At the end of the introductions, all heads turned to their new found leader. Luna bit her lip as they listened to her speak. Elizabeth did have an air of confidence around her. One that stood strong and proud. Luna brushed away the thoughts where she began to compare herself to her and decided it was time to at least focus. If she had too, she would carry this mission by herself.<br/><br/>She looked over towards each of her new little small team that she was going to be heading into her first with.<span style="font-style: italic">"So three girls and one guy? Interesting. And we get the bigger group."</span>A lot of doubts and concerns raced through her head and she stared at Elizabeth, wondering if she should really trust her leadership or not. It wasn't because Luna thought she could do better... okay maybe there was a little bit of that, but she also felt that there could be a better method or team building. Luna narrowed her eyes and sneered softly at Elizabeth's order to 'send whatever she can' and began to think on that fact. What could she send up? Not like she could turn into a dragon and spit fire into the air. Luna winced at that thought and jerked her head to the side to avoid eye contact with anyone.<br/><br/>As they began to move out, Luna tried to keep pace with Elizabeth. Wasn't easy, but she wanted to stay up front. She was suppose to be up front. Luna saw the piece of paper on the tree right after Elizabeth did and began to reach for it before Elizabeth snatched it up. She muttered under her breath, huffed out an exhale, and crossed her arms in front of her chest with a soft glare while waiting for her to past the paper around. When it finally got to her, she snatched it away and then read it to herself. She began to grin softly as she read until the end she had a satisfied smile across her face that seemed full of content. "Finally. A challenge I can actually have fun with."