<div class="floatleft">(http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-ash2/174383_100002132854853_1904206_n.jpg)</div><em><strong>Name:</strong></em>Mikhail Nikolaevich Dostoevsky<br/><em><strong>Where:</strong></em>Main auditorium, watching the duels waiting for his turn to duel.<br/><em><strong>With:</strong></em>No one in particular<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Nodding as he was watching the duels, Mikhail was already planning his strategy and preparing mentally.<em>This is the first trial, and I must get past this.</em>Prior of the Ice Barrier formed into the seat next to Mikhail and gave him words of assurance:<em>"Just duel as you normally do and you should be able to win."</em>Mikhail had the ability to see duel spirits and that including all the cards in his deck. Mikhail stood to stretch. He wasn't an average Russian male, because of his pretty boy face and the fact he wasn't 6 foot something like most other Russians. This always led him to believe that his mother came from a different nation. Mikhail was 5'10'' with blue eyes and black hair. His outfit consisted of a black jacket over his white shirt and black pants. He was wearing his lucky white headband that his father gave to him before passing away. Mikhail held it dear for it was the only thing besides his deck that his father left him behind. Mikhail's father won many finals wearing this headband which made Mikhail think it had his father's skill imbued into it. He tightened it before responding to Prior.<br/><br/><strong>"Hmmph, Father always said it was to your disadvantage to underestimate all your opponents, Prior. Strategist would be upset."</strong>Prior left with a "hmmph" of his own and left Mikhail back to his thoughts.<br/><br/>Mikhail leaned back into his chair, waiting to be called. He smiled and said to himself,<strong>"There must be a lot of stronger people here. Father would be glad I came here to hone my dueling abilities. I also came to show all the people here my dueling, my <em>stranits letayushchikh v yarost'!*</em>"</strong><br/><hr/>stranits letayushchikh v yarost': Russian version of "Kattobingu" from Yugioh Zexal (Hehe...)