As she descended down the mountain the air quickly grew warmer as the snow disappeared. The smell of pine clung to the night air emanating from the thick trees growing alongside the path. It didn't take long before she had reached the upper limits of Anuset; the alpine city of the northwest. It began with simple thatched roof structures but gradually grew more advanced with stone stairs leading into wide grey brick roads. The early morning rays had just begun to peak out as Lyradil was moving down the last stretch of road before her destination. A few people had begun to move through the quiet city and the elf's curious clothing combined with her feminine figure turned plenty of heads as she walked.<br/><br/>Eventually she arrived at her goal; a series of tall stone structures surrounded by a thin stone wall enclosing the university grounds. The guards, a pair of men wearing chainmail and blue hoods, raised their eyebrows at the elven woman's clothing but said nothing as she walked through the gate; sign above reading Anuset Academy of Arcane Arts.<br/><br/>The white painted doors of the university opened automatically as she approached allowing her access into the structure within. Tapestries and local banners of all sorts were hung from the light grey walls; a combination of gifts and purchases made by the academy. The school building was quiet this time of day; the only other students Lyradil encountered were a pair of girls who's faces grew red upon seeing the elf and her outfit.<br/><br/>The door to Bram's office was open and upon seeing his pupil enter in wearing such a revealing outfit a confused and embarrassed look fell over his normally clever features. "Lyradil what are you..." he began, trailing off as his eyes located the amulet resting above her cleavage. He paused but only for a second before clearing his throat and continuing, "What happened to your robes? And the amulet... I've never seen it like this. Normally it's dull and a bit rusty but..."<br/><br/>He trailed off again, his mind moving slowly after staying up for most the night.