A nod of his head and he'd settle himself next to her.  The wings were a bit cumbersome, it appeared, but he would get settled as best as possible and begin to take out some of the treats within the basket.  "My apologies for frightening you," Cayn said.  "However, Xyveris said I could use an apprentice.  You are that.  As such, I have a duty to see to your well-being and to teach you.  You, in return, have a duty to assist me in my endeavors and to be taught.  I believe this would be a good way to start such a thing."<br/><br/>Cayn spoke eloquently, not a word out of place.  He was still nervous around her, but it was fading.  "What do you wish to do with magic?  What do you wish to use it for?  What is the one dream in your heart you possess that magic could make possible?"