Alys Glasse
If he had asked, Alys would have given a very thorough and glowing review of the Academy. She'd had it recommended to her by one of her closest friends and by someone she looked up to as a mentor; not to mention that Ru herself had turned out to be so wonderful. And then there were the training opportunities (which she had, unfortunately, yet to take full advantage of), and just the sheer joy of getting to know other Abandoned... well, at least in Alys's book, it was an excellent institution.
Alys smiled at the blush that mantled Caden's cheeks as he introduced himself, waving away his concerns. "It's nice to meet you, too," she said, taking the proffered hand in a firm handshake. "As for the Academy, I'd do better to direct you to our headmistress, Hotaru, but you don't need to settle anywhere to be a member. We have someone from Torchline in the Academy, so I imagine you could join regardless of where you're from." She suddenly realized that as much as she appreciated the Academy, she wasn't sure of all of its specific rules - something she should likely remedy - and desperately hoped that any further questions would be ones she could answer.
"Have you traveled to many places?" she asked then, hoping to divert attention to something that she felt she could reasonably discuss without giving incorrect information.
Alys smiled at the blush that mantled Caden's cheeks as he introduced himself, waving away his concerns. "It's nice to meet you, too," she said, taking the proffered hand in a firm handshake. "As for the Academy, I'd do better to direct you to our headmistress, Hotaru, but you don't need to settle anywhere to be a member. We have someone from Torchline in the Academy, so I imagine you could join regardless of where you're from." She suddenly realized that as much as she appreciated the Academy, she wasn't sure of all of its specific rules - something she should likely remedy - and desperately hoped that any further questions would be ones she could answer.
"Have you traveled to many places?" she asked then, hoping to divert attention to something that she felt she could reasonably discuss without giving incorrect information.
