<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/bzGLBtW.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Fenrir Zherneboh<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Airship<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Alexander, Ozpin<hr/><br/>He looked over his shoulder at another armored student, shrugging and letting a smile show with a crease in his mask. He turned back to Ozpin, hand still out and expecting a shake, but when he didn't get one, he wasn't too upset. Ozpin was...he was Ozpin. Everyone knew the man was aloof and mysterious and had his own way of doing things. The words of wisdom he gave him were more than enough, and Fenrir reclined his head in return. "I couldn't agree more, sir." That was one of the reasons he was here.<br/><br/>His family were Faunus, but they didn't differentiate between who they made friends with, loved, or did business with. Human or Faunus didn't matter as they were all people at the end of the day. Now that Ozpin was done with him, he turned his full attention to the armored boy and returned the wave. "I'm blessed with it. Any slower and I might not be alive today." He looked him over, deciding he looked interesting enough, and he wasn't immediately an asshole to him because he was a Faunus.<br/><br/>He was already a good guy in Fenrir's book. "I'm Fenrir Zherneboh. Good to meet you, and likewise." He asked if either Fenrir or Lark knew what the plan was, and he just gestured all around them. "We wait for Headmaster Ozpin's speech, and then we go from there as far as I know." After Ozpin's inspiring speech, with just a<em>hint</em>of dread in knowing that some of them could die during the exercise, Fenrir was pretty pumped. Besides, he'd cheated death a few times. He was sure he could handle some angry Grimm.<br/><br/>Their mission was threefold. Find a partner, find an artifact, make it back with your partner. He was confident, but not cocky. This would depend on him as much as whoever his partner ended up being. Smacking a fist into his palm, he grinned and started heading toward the exit. On the way he clapped Alexander on the shoulder. "Good luck out there; I got a feeling all of us will need it."