Yeeru, despite his current, inner frustrations, laughed. "Of course you would." He teased again, sitting up fully and swirling the contents of his drink. " Teachers need to eat too, ya know." He shrugged,"Then again, what do I know of this place?" The answer to that would  be nothing. Absolutely nothing. And yet, he still felt as if this was going to be a mistake.<br/><br/>Yeeru listened intently to River as he went on, but looked down in an irritated raise of his eyebrows at the mention of nightmares. Instead of commenting this time, however, he simply let River continued and took a swig of the mead. He didn't usually drink alcoholic beverages, but he was sure he needed it this time. Once he was done, Yeeru backtracked in the conversation a bit by saying,"If you were me, you wouldn't be calling it an illusion." Yeeru leaned against the wall. Although in technicality that was what it was, it wasn't just something he made up. He didn't know exactly what it was, really, but nightmare was not it. "Mine was certainly a wake up call." A wake up call that stated that this was really a very big mistake. "But not in the way you're talking about it." Yeeru hesitantly ate a spoonful of food.<br/><br/>"If I wasn't here, I would just be back in one of our wagons, rolling along and performing. At the end of the day, I'd stay up and do the chores, morning would come and we'd be off again. Same thing we've always done." He swirled his drink again. He was starting to miss Algernon and his flirtatious attitude. But he couldn't exactly go back now can he?<br/><br/>"Lore Master said something about someone getting into the cave. Do you think someone would want to stop us? Or hurt us?" He looked at River with a concerned expression on his face.