Upon hearing the Pandaren's answer, Karlia giggled and nodded, "I see...one must always be prepared for the unexpected, young student. But, don't be ashamed, I have had the experience of thousands of years, and I still make mistakes from time to time." She smiled whole-heartedly at the young Pandaren. Though, in full honestly, Karlia was only around two thousand years<i>young</i>, as she would like to coyly say. But, nonetheless it was sound advice. She couldn't help but think though, that she had the luxury of arriving on this world as a fully accomplished mage and didn't need to worry about conforming to the weird ways this world had regulated its magic.<br/><br/>The Draenei continued to smile at the Pandaren and moved a bit to the side, holding her staff behind her, "Well, I suppose I kept you long enough...don't want to be late for classes, no? Again, my apologies for bumping into you. If you wish, I can make up this mistake for you by, mayhaps, dinner? At the inn? It would be my treat."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>