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(Thanks!) Dariyn glanced in front of him at the dining hall and then turned to face Feral. "Very well." He gave a respectful and small bow of his head and then walked into the room, strolling through the swarm of cadets who were bustling around, chatting, and eating. Being a newbie, he...

(I'm super sorry, but I won't have the time to post the next few days. I'll get to this as soon as I can!)

Dariyn couldn't help but admire the way the mere presence of the Captain caused the rookies and weathered soldiers alike to slide off to the sides of the passageways to make room for her to pass through. But at the same time he felt a little bad for them. Some of them had fear in their eyes, and...

Brows raised and eyes round, Dariyn squirmed a little as the woman began dragging him off, holding him tightly by the collar. He didn't understand why she seemed so upset with him. What was he doing wrong? It bothered him. Was emotion really that important? He couldn't help it if he lacked...

Dariyn jumped a little when he was told to 'liven up.' He wasn't entirely sure what she was trying to tell him. As far as he knew, he was quite alive, and wouldn't that thus make him lively? "Oh, um... I don't..." His brows knitted, as though he were faced with a grand problem indeed. "Or, I'm...

The young soldier listened to his captain's words of wisdom, nodding along after every few words. "Yes. I think I understand quite well," the young man confirmed. Clearly, this woman before him had seen many things in her life. She was weathered and knowledgeable and someone he already held...

With her hair groomed and the dress she hated so weighing down her light body, Tydra supposed she was prepared for the day. Of course, perhaps removing the pair of shorts and the t-shirt she was wearing underneath the bulky clothing would make it as least the slightest bit more comfortable, but...

Dariyn, who was feeling a little concerned for his own safety at that point, obediently took a few large steps backwards, until he deemed himself safely out of reach of the two giant beasts sitting ensnared before them. Then he simply watched, intent on seeing exactly what ever might be in...

Any further questions or comments Dariyn might have had were silenced by his interest in the explanation being given to him by the Captain. He was looking at the sky again. Apparently, it was a habit of his to look upwards while he was pondering something. Clearly this was a sensitive topic in...

Aedus heard Robin's comment and turned to look in her direction. "If you thought that was stressful, you aren't going to find leisure time very pleasant," he warned, leaning back against the wall. "I recommend staying in here, or quickly leaving to fetch a book or something of the like to keep...

At first, Dariyn had been quite intent on keeping his attention focused on the two Titans before him, just in case anything happened. He didn't want to be caught off his guard. However, when the Captain began to speak with him, he couldn't help but turn his head in her direction, brows raised...

Dariyn wouldn't lie, he felt a little uneasy as he was shoved in front of the two giants. But he scarcely showed it. He knew the two beasts were borderline harmless anyway, as long as he didn't get too close. Then again, he was probably a little closer than he should have been. Well, he was...

Aedus turned his head when he heard the plate being moved in his direction, and lifted his eyes when he saw the hand gesture Robin gave him. Sniffing, he dismissed it and got up again, moving away. He didn't get far though before the buzzer sounded and guards began escorting them back towards...

Dariyn blinked in surprise when he asked her to stop staring and nodded, looking away. "Of course. Sorry." He instead focused on the Titans, also deciding to watch as one unfortunate lieutenant was threatened by the one they called Bean. He winced silently as the Titan's massive jaws snapped...

"Tydra, dear, you're a noblewoman. You need to wear a befitting gown." Again, for the umpteenth time, her mother was scolding her. When wasn't her mother scolding her? Tydra thought she might die from the boredom that came with the usual scrutiny and chastisement, and it certainly didn't make...

Dariyn trailed after her, looking out at the clearing the two captive Titans were sitting in, chained up tight and laying still, probably having realized there was no point in attempting to escape. How bold, to keep such dangerous creatures so close by. He wasn't sure if he admired the daring...

Dariyn noticed the shift in her demeanour. Dariyn was the type who noticed the little things about people. He himself showed so little expression, so perhaps his brain made up for that by allowing him extra insight into what others were feeling. Seeing how she frowned at the picture on her desk...

Having been assured that it was indeed a canteen filled with water he was holding, he accepted her offer and took a quick drink, swallowing quickly and holding it out for her to take back. "Oh, I see. So everyday will just go as it goes, I guess?" Sounded to him like the occasional errand or...

Well, it was a good thing he didn't mind weird nicknames. The Captain already seemed to have grown quite fond of calling him 'Fuckface'. Although now he would be prone to confusion if she ever used it to refer to anyone else insultingly, he didn't seem bothered at all by being called by such a...

Dariyn was a little disappointed by the boredom she showed in response to his explanation, but he brushed it off soon after. Following her into the tent, he stood at attention in front of the desk and listened to her talk. He was caught up when she called him Lieutenant. So was he actually the...