<strong>Who:</strong>Henrik Raubriter<br/><strong>For:</strong>Open, Chiya and Shizuru specifically, Yumi mentioned, Matthew mentioned<br/><strong>Where:</strong>the Courtyard<br/><br/>His attention would turn towards the strange and over-excited woman who was posing up on the statue. He watched her for several moments, before slowly shaking his head; he wondered, briefly, if she'd be alright here. For sure, first impressions only counted for so much, but...<br/><br/>But his attention was soon focused on other things; first, the sudden appearance of the PE teacher. His own reaction to her seems suspiciously mellow, though in truth, it was more of the fact that Henrik did not outwardly show panic or alarm.<br/><br/>Her wingless form was given the once-over, but he seemed to care less about her womanly shape, and instead chose to focus on her build. One could, after all, deduce a lot about a combatant from the build of their muscle, and the wear on their equipment; when they had equipment, that is.<br/><br/>"I'm looking forward to learning from you." He would say to Shizuru. Then, however, his attention once again shifted to focus on the Lamia. A brief shudder seemed to overtake his body as she drew closer than one might consider reasonable. But, he made no protest, and did not seem to particularly care; it was as if he was detached from everything, in fact.<br/><br/>"It's a magic sword that was once wielded by an aquatic demon. One of my ancestors slew him for killing a fishing village, and took the sword. My family has used it since." When he spoke, there it was again; the lack of emotion. Some might, with good reason, wonder if he was even capable of feeling anything. "I'll gladly spar with you some time, if you'd like."<br/><br/>The doctor would be briefly glanced at while he spoke, but Henrik did little more than absorb what he had to say. His attention would remain more firmly focused on the snake-woman.