Saif smiled, a gesture that came through his wraps, if only barely, as those around his mouth shifted just the smallest amount.  He hadn't expected Starfall's curtsy, but in response, he bowed at the waist and when she laid her hand in his own, he closed the distance, keeping her hand in his palm, but daring to lay the other on her voluptuous hip as the music shifted to a slow, intimate ballad.  As they started, it seemed that Saif had read the same tomes as the way he moved allowed her the room she needed to get around with her tail and offered her the flexibility to add in what she deemed necessary of the snake-charming dancing that she knew so well.  It would be an odd dance, combining the two disparate styles of dancing, but at the very least, one that was comfortable for the naga and mummy dancing together.<br/><br/>"I do."  Saif said, "And it looks like I'm not the only one."  He nodded in the direction of the rakshasa and minotaur getting close and grabby, "I have to admit that in terms of private tutoring, I was on a college level in all of my courses, but... well, looking the way I do, I never got a proper diploma.  My family sees this as an opportunity to both join something great and perhaps make friends that wouldn't have been possible before, but there is a selfish part of me that just wants to feel the sense of completion from that official slip of paper."  He said, inadvertently bragging as he explained himself.<br/><br/>"I don't see the courses here being that difficult for me, as a result, so I should have time to relax and, maybe, have fun with the other students, present company included, hopefully."  He said, giving Starfall a wink from between the wraps framing his eyes.