Sera listened intently, for the first time she was getting a idea about what they were going into. It would be incorrect to say that Aurelia was worried, but she was cautious about it. While that was in Lia's nature to be cautious, Sera had some concern. So if Aurelia would approach this cautiously, then Sera knew to be doubly cautious. She didn't know much about these "Old Sith" but she found some of the new ones probably just as dangerous. Still, it couldn't possibly be more than traps. Why would there be anyone else there? The thought of an "Old Sith" still living there seemed highly unlikely.<br/><br/>The tall blond put that out of her mind for the moment and her jaw began to ache from holding back a grin at the scolding the students were getting. It was surprising to get that much out of Lia at once... then again, fighting with sabers here was stupid, and dangerous and likely deserved to pointed out. Her other point was quite valid as well, they didn't need to be losing people before they even reached their destination. Actually they didn't need to be losing people at all. However, she shared Lia's sentiment, she wouldn't cry over them.<br/><br/>Sera had seen too many Sith students die by now, and given that most of them had no such social graces per say, it was difficult to feel anything other than ambivalence about them. Though she noted the Mirialan acted a notch above his peers when it came interacting with others. The angry one gripping his lightsaber tightly seemed hot headed... and more or less like most of the students she'd grown used to seeing. The Firrerreo girl was nice eye candy, but had some serious issue, Sera thought.<br/><br/>After Aurelia was done and turned to head back towards their quarters Sera relaxed her jaw a bit and smiled, she raised her hand and pointed to a locker in the corner, "there are some cleaning supplies in there, it should be unlocked," she said neutrally. One other thing that was certain, the students had scuffed up the<em>Valk</em>'s floor a bit, and Lia cared for the ship as much as her. She turned on her heel and went to follow Aurelia. Lia sure could move quickly despite her short stride.