<div class="floatright">(http://d.facdn.net/art/lokiaesir/1368931391/1368931391.lokiaesir_passion_love.png)</div><strong>Name: </strong>Tavah (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=246922.msg12211950#msg12211950)<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Warrior, 1st Year<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Academy Doors > Assembly Hall<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Minxi, Open<br/><hr/><br/>For Tavah, the trip to the academy was… intense to say the least.  He had heard about machines that allowed people to travel faster than they could ever hope to achieve on foot, even to a speed where they could fly among the clouds.  To experience that in person for the first time took some adjustment, particularly when he was airborne.  Though the armrests had gained a number of deep dimples from where turbulence coaxed a white-knuckled clawed grip out of Tavah, he managed the trip better than a number of his fellow passengers had likely anticipated.<br/><br/>By the time the warrior had stepped through the academy’s main gateway, the campus was littered with pockets of contained chaos in the forms of various creatures being contained in one form or another and students enthusiastically greeting one another with excited chatter.  Tavah’s ears flicked in every direction trying to discern where to go as he walked up the path leading to a fountain, largely oblivious to the occasional odd look he received due to his tribal attire.  A loud disembodied voice, similar to the ones he overheard in the airport and upon the plane, gave him the direction he needed and he followed the general mass of people who seemed to flow towards a centralized building in response to the announcement.<br/><br/>Despite the natural predatory gait to his stride, his eyes wandered around the gradually amassing crowd looking for any opportunity to connect with any of his fellow students.  Having only been out of his native jungle civilization for a week, much of the world still felt alien; he knew that having a few friends to help with the transition as well as making sure he didn’t look like a fool during that time would be all the better.  Without having much success in finding a social in along the way, Tavah was one of the earlier ones to convene in the assembly hall, taking a moment to look around the gathering space while students continued to enter.  His large ear flicked in the direction of a nearby student, just barely able to make out the context of her grumbling from the gradually growing din of the hall.  He looked in the direction of the voice and paused for a moment before his gaze transitioned lower to, what he first thought was a shorter human, but noticed a few traits that suggested she might be of a different race.<br/><br/>Tavah offered her a polite smile, which he had exceptional difficulty not making look atleast somewhat menacing given his more pointed teeth. ”I couldn't help but overhear your problem.  If you would like help finding a better view, I would be glad to lend a hand."