Yovela shook her head as she listened to what he had to say, finding it hard to believe he blamed himself for what happened to his sister. It seemed whenever something bad happened to someone they care about, that was the case. He expected to take care of his sister, and if she was like her as he said she could probably take care of herself. If she had decided to go after a stronger opponent, that was her fault not his. What if he hadn't been there? Would he still blame himself?<br/>"How many times I have heard someone blaming themselves when a loved one had come to a demise. How is it your fault she chose to go against a stronger opponent? Do you think with anything you could of said would of stopped her? If she is anything like me, I doubt that would be the case."<br/>She raised an eyebrow, so it was a female teacher. It would be the first time she ever had a female teacher.<br/>"Maybe a female teacher is what I need, then maybe I wouldn't be so distracted by other things."