As the Dragon Master announced that they should have left by now, Nikolas remained silent, his arms crossed as he listened. He had heard what she had said last night, and from what it looked like everyone was ready to go. So why hadn’t they left yet if it was so important to catch the sun’s rays? Her barking of orders did nothing to change the Northerner’s mood as he picked up his bag and moved to the wagons.<br/><br/>He had no experience with this method of travel, having either gone on foot or by sled his whole life. When he was handed the reins, Nikolas paused, studying them for a moment. It didn’t look too different from how a sled was set up, just bigger. The Dragon Master’s voice caught his attention and he glanced up to where the man was addressing him from.<br/><br/>“Of course, Dragon Master.” He acknowledged. He was still curious as to what this test was to be. Before long they were moving out.<br/><br/><br/>Nikolas remained lost in thought as the group travelled along, nothing really catching his interest along the way until they stopped at a wall. Stopping the horses, Nikolas climbed down and moved to stand by the Lore Master as she explained what was happening.<br/><br/>Another test? And again one they hadn’t been warned of beforehand, or given any way of knowing what to expect. Nikolas was beginning to sense a theme here.<br/><br/>“What if we don’t learn what you expect us to?” He asked, more curious than worried as Mayleen seemed to be.