<div class="floatleft">(http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j480/Erion2451/986826-bigthumbnail_zpsbc53c8f6.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Gwen Albion<br/><strong>Team:</strong>Ghast<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Team Ghast Dorm<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Ruby<br/><hr/><br/>After the announcements at lunch Gwen had returned to their rooms.  She wasn't happy that she'd been appointed leader.  She'd been rather content to let someone else have that stress and responsibility.  On the other hand, that meant Erik was leaving and while she had decided that she would work with him, she was admittedly happy to see him go.  In her opinion, he didn't belong there.  He was far too old and his priorities were obviously to the militia, not to them.  That wasn't something she could accept in a team leader or even a teammate.  They were supposed to be a unit.  They were supposed to be training to be Huntsmen and Huntresses.  That meant putting your personal feelings and desires aside and doing what was best for the woman or man fighting beside you.<br/><br/>She had looked at the two missions before leaving the cafeteria, but hadn't put herself down for either, yet.  She wanted to discuss the options with the remnants of her team.  Knowing that Rai had connections to Schwarz and that he even called it home, in Gwen's opinion, there wasn't much of a decision to make.  Sure, she would have personally liked to have been under Professor Armina's command but there was also more danger associated with that mission, and if she was now leader she needed to weigh the dangers to her team and consider their safety before committing to anything.  She also knew that on Eis, the delivery of supplies was likely a life-saving mission, regardless of the benefits of the beacon.  Regular delivery of supplies to a place that could easily be cutoff by snowstorms, especially during this time of year, could be the different between hours of survival and days.  The other mission had Professor West.  He had a bunch of doctorates and was the best person for the job.  It was unlikely they would learn anything in the field and would likely have to transport the newly discovered Dust back to the Academy.  She didn't want to be anywhere near unstable Dust regardless of the possibilities.<br/><br/>Gwen went to her locker and removes Ascalon.  She began cleaning her weapon and making sure it was in top condition for the mission.  She also began analyzing the team's strength.  With Erik's departure they lost a bit of their combat ability.  They would have to rely on speed and possibly an "I got your back" mentality.  Given the team's inexperience of working together, she wasn't sure they could pull that type of cohesiveness off.