<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/e3VBMAf.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Caden Walker<br/><strong>Team:</strong>Clay Dewclaw<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Cafeteria<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Team Members & Headmaster Vainamoinen<br/><br/><hr/><br/>The exams were something that Caden had heard about while he was undergoing his training. There was usually always a written exam made to test the mental prowess of the student, which wasn't that surprising when the first exam<em>was</em>a written exam. Luckily for Caden, he was always pretty good at studying and taking in information, so tests and quizzes never really bothered him that much. Feeling confident as he turned in the first part of the exam, Caden knew that it was only going to get tougher from here, but he was ready for anything.<br/><br/>The practical skills exam, also known as part two, was a little more difficult than the written test. All the students really had to do was basically take everything from the test and apply it to real world situations and problems. While Caden was still in combat school, he could recall that a big portion of surviving in the wild is just common sense. Bright colored plants/insects usually meant that they were poisonous. If something looks sharp, you probably shouldn't touch it. Of course, not everything in the wild abides by those same rules, so you can't really just base everything on common sense. Despite being a bit more difficult than the previous exam, Caden felt confident about his performance and proceeded to the final test.<br/><br/>Honestly, this one did catch Caden off guard. Fighting off the Grimm wasn't to bad, especially since they were only Beowolves, the 'weak' Grimms. Caden actually enjoyed himself quite a bit, being the first time in a while that he actually had a good fight. The fight against Professor Armina Horowitz was definitely the biggest challenge Caden had ever faced, lasting only about fifteen seconds. Caden felt like he should feel bad that he lost, but he understood that Armina and himself were on two completely different levels. Not only that, but he was here to learn and possibly be as good as her. Taking his defeat in stride, Caden followed the students to the school nurse.<br/><br/>There, in Professor T's office, Caden was inspected and asked a bunch of questions about any family illnesses, and diseases , as well as a few other questions he had never been asked before. It was interesting to say the least, but it was over rather quickly. A feeling of relief came over Caden as he was told to report to the cafeteria for lunch. It wasn't until that the promise of food was mentioned that Caden realized how hungry he was, wasting no time making his way down to the lunchroom. The rest of the day was rather uneventful. Finishing his soup and satisfying his hunger, sleep was sounding  extremely pleasant. Rolling out his sleeping bag, Caden slept the rest of the night away, feeling good about himself. Hopefully, he would be accepted.<br/><br/>As morning crept up, the smell of food woke Caden up even before the bell tower. Breakfast had always been Caden's favorite meal of the day, mainly because, to him, it had the best selection. Eating his fill of meat, toast and eggs, everyone, including Caden, was surprised to see Headmaster Vainamoinen step into the cafeteria. He watched on, gritting his teeth, as the Headmaster called out the names of those who weren't accepted. Caden let out an audible sigh of relief, thankful that his name hadn't been called. Caden was now eager to hear what team he would be on.<br/><br/>As the first team (Wild Marmet) was called out, Caden couldn't help but laugh a little at the name. Were all the team names this ridiculous? Giving a small clap for the first team of the year, Caden continued listening to Vainamoinen speak. "Caden Walker..." As soon as the Headmaster mentioned his name, he sprung up from his chair and made his way to the front, just as the previous team had done. The other three members, Luna Mauve, Willum Wildfang, and Charlotte Faylinn made their way up soon there after. Giving a slight smile and nod to each one of them, Caden couldn't help but raise an eyebrow when the Headmaster announced him as leader. It wasn't so much as confusion as it was genuine surprise. Quickly getting his nerves back together, he gave a slight bow to the Headmaster as he explained the rules of being a leader.<br/><br/><strong>"Yes Headmaster and thank you."</strong>Caden said before taking his seat again.<em>"Team Clay Dewclaw?"</em>Caden smirked at the thought of the name. The rest of the ceremony was more or less the same, up until all the students were assigned a team. After the various groups exchanged their congratulations, Caden waved his new team members over. “Yo, so our new lives together begins now huh?” Caden nodded.<strong>"Yeah, I guess so."</strong>Smiling and chuckling a bit at Willium's remark, he began walking towards the cafeteria doors.<strong>"I agree with you there. Plus, I'm sure she'd fight you again if you just ask."</strong>Laughing a bit more, Caden continued towards one of the doors and pushed it open, holding it open.<strong>"Let's get to class first. We can all hang out afterwards, if you're all interested that is. Sound good?"</strong>