He had given her an apologetic smile about his choice of words as he had left, not bothering to explain the while she might be experienced by this world's standard's for adventurers, he was in a class all of his own. He left the room, and waved to the bard, though he was so focused on the bow that he might not notice the mage. He considered advising the bard to go and do that with Maura, even if she was in a trance just him being there might help her, before deciding to do it. A brief exchange later to that effect, and Driass was heading to his room, pausing to grab his battle equipment, and put them away, knowing that they would be needed again soon.<br/><br/>That done, he slipped through the now permanent door between his and Cerulean's room, and sat down on the edge of the bed, simply watching, making sure first that he was outside the area she was practicing in.