<strong>Who:</strong>Henrik Raubriter<br/><strong>For:</strong>Shizuru and Sparx mentioned, open<br/><strong>Where:</strong><br/><br/>He just quietly and impassively paid attention to Shizuru. She did bring up a valid point, which is primarily why he raised no argument; the other reason was because he knew even if he had a well-founded reason to argue the point, it wouldn't really matter.<br/><br/>Still, though, he had doubts about her choice. Sparx might have been helpful, but he didn't seem to possess the other qualities important to leadership; at least, in Henrik's eye, that was the case. He wouldn't be good as a leader, or a follower; but, he admits to himself, this is only based off of what he has seen thus far. It's entirely possible the kid has redeeming qualities and potentials he has yet to show. He'd revise his opinion later on, as needed.<br/><br/>He grabbed a uniform, and went off to find some place that offered at least a degree of privacy. Getting changed into the uniform would take him a bit, if only because removing his breastplate was a minute long affair by itself.<br/><br/>His things would be kept together and out of the way, before he returned to the straw mats and watched the demoness. He would, as patiently and quietly as ever, await for the other students to get changed, and for her to continue on.