((Isaac will be my other character and won't be showered with as much attention as Zansk, due to the fact that Zansk is a teacher and Isaac is...well...not, making him less of an asset. Also, to those who post long like myself or to people who post in general. It might be a good idea to color your speaking points to not confuse people when posting so that they know where dialog is and where it isn't. Really, it's just good organization, but it helps a bunch for those types of people who have more then one character and are in wanting them to interact and do it in the same post. It allows people to know who said what.))<br/><br/>(Isaac Tyevalia of Class 1C)<br/><br/>As this young mortal walked about the halls, he sighed with discontent, having seen few mortals about these grounds other than himself, which made him feel so out of place here. As he went around the corner, he looked up, seeing a few people here and there, but he wasn't here to join in conversation, but to learn.<br/><br/>With that, he made for his class, finding himself entering during when his teacher was yelling at a student for something or another. Unsure of the reason why, he thought it was because she was late, causing him to walk right in front of her and kneel, his head lowered as he spoke,<span style="color: red">"I am deeply sorry for not being here at the correct time and would ask that you forgive me dear teacher for I am but a lowly apprentice of this gift known as magic and only wish to learn all that yu can and wish to teach me. I meant no disrespect in coming into your class late and promise to you this; I shall never do it again, mark that well for you shall not see me enter late once more as it is from I, Isaac Tyevallia, young Battle Mage of the now lost people of the snow."</span><br/><br/>He then lowered his chest a little to add more dramatics to it as to show his deep sincerity and apologies for his dishonor. Of course, it wasn't normal of someone to do this, nor was it normal to wear what he did, being equip with his weapons and in battle garb. He obviously took magic very seriously and did not like to fool with it as if it were a simple toy, his people having used it since ancient times to aid them and such. To add to that, he also seemed to be a foreigner, his accent different and his way of saying sorry for being late taken to him as a very bad thing, causing his mind to do as his people had taught him, be low in respect of those who are of these three things, those who are your elders, those who are greater warriors, and those who teach the ways of magic. She probably fell under all three, but it didn't matter, she at least was classified under one of them and would not rise until she ordered him to fully follow the customs and ways of his people.