"Very well then..." His initial impression of the fellow named Suo was one that was positive, though he hadn't known much about him since  having just met, he seemed like someone who could be relied upon for things, though he was not very fond of being dependent on others when he could just as well do. Though a bit hammy, Suo was definitely a "true red" . Whereas Amir thought of himself mostly as blue. Colors he felt accurately described core personality traits.<br/><br/><br/>As Suo began to talk to him  in greater depth about the school, leading him to what he believed to be the school's registar office , he would nod observantly taking in whatever kernels of wisdom Suo felt worth mentioning, though much of it seemed intuitive. Admittedly, bullying wasn't much of  a concern of his. Though the dynamics were probably a bit different here than there, he assumed that a similar social hierarchy mostly likely existed at Miyagi High. Things might have been more challenging if not for his social skills or athletic talents, though he was fully aware of social benefits both of which wielded, though he was not naive enough to think himself a true Japanese like many gaijin unfortunately do. Despite this he was very much confident in his ability to make friends cross-culturally , he was sociable though less outwardly than say Suo but he possessed a passive charm.<br/><br/>Upon mention of the kendo club, Amir felt his interest pique a bit. Perhaps because it had reminded him of Samurai."It's a great way to exercise, and good fun, though the others can be a bit rough around the edges. We're a competitive group, you know? We've also got a lot of other extra-curricular's, too, but Kendo's my thing."<strong>"Kendo eh...can't say I have much experience with kendo swords, though <br/>I've been meaning to apply myself in sports other than soccer. If you're willing to have me, I'll come by whenever you're having tryouts. I guess this is where my stop is, hopefully I'll see you around."</strong>