For what it was worth, Cassie did feel strangely at home in the clutter. She was never the cleanest person herself. She left her things out, only washed dishes when she was out of dishes, and preferred to just sort of trust things to work out. Which meant she danced around the piles with an easy, familiar balance that only a slob can achieve. "Mornin' Miss Norris." She responded a little sheepishly, a hint of a blush tinting her dimpled checks under the older woman's amused stare. "I guess I've been spendin' so much time lately messin' with physics and probability, that it seemed like it was polite to let reality win one now and then. Just to make sure they're no hard feelin's you understand."<br/><br/>She gave a small, awkward smile, as she sat down at the table, not really quite looking at Yu at the moment. Her mentor did look lovely today, she had to admit. It always impressed Cassie how she looked so perfect without even trying. There had to be a rote for it. Well, it might have less to do with magic, and more her getting up on time, but who had time for that these days? "Oh, erm, I've been working on the prime arcana and the spirit one. I seem to be doing decently with them, and they're fairly fun. Still, no real luck with force or matter." The young mage admitted, shrugging her shoulders and giving her a slightly apologetic grin.<br/><br/>"Whats the plan for today, if you don't mind me asking? Are we going out to the beach?" She sounded a little hopeful. A day of relaxation would be nice, but she somehow doubted Yu had punted her out of bed just to soak up sun.