<span style="color: #E6E9FD"><span style="font-family: Nyala;"><span style="font-size: 120%; line-height: 116%;">Yeeru could agree with what she said. He wasn't trying to say that men didn't understand anything about woman or woman knew everything about men. After all, it was just a guy joke. But the joke was over and the meeting was about to begin and he wasn't going to miss it. He stood up along with everyone else who wanted to be a student and headed to the meeting room. He came across paths with the red head however, and he stopped. Yeeru gestured to the path,"Ladies first." The woman wasn't impressed and simply walked on without a thank you. The gypsy simply shrugged and followed behind. <br/><br/>Everyone gathered into the room like a can of sardines, but he eventually found a seat and sat down. He crossed his legs casually as the purpose of the meeting was officially announced. The things everyone knew. But now the interesting part has finally begun. Introductions. Garth went first. At least he explained what that thing on his back was for. He was looking at it earlier and it was a very peculiar weapon. In was circumstance would you use it? He'd have to ask him about such later. Now wasn't the time. Then Lidia went. A typical farm girl with an exceptional sense for magic.  <br/><br/>Yeeru smiled. It seemed like the Lore Master liked nit picking at talents. <br/><br/>An opportunity showed itself and Yeeru took the time to stand up. It was as good of a time as ever. "Yeeru Belduun." He waved casually at the other potential students. " I'm local gypsy and I'm generally the one that does chores." Unlike farmers and people with.. gloves or whatever that thing was called he didn't think much of anything else is interesting. "I trained a pigeon to carry messages back and forth from the caravan..." He nodded lowly, scrunching his lips to the side in thought. There really wasn't anything else he wanted to share at this point. At least nothing he was willing to share unless he was asked by the Lore Master. He continued to nod, looking at each individual.</span></span></span>