Yu gripped Clementine's hand securely, a sharp-tooted smirk stained on her face which quickly faded when someone else called out to her. Turning her attention to the other two people in the clearing, she began to take note of their appearances. The first was a human girl, rather nice-looking, with black hair and red eyes. Her armor was heavy, and splashes of red danced across the gleaming protection. Must be the daughter of some prestigious hunters, seeing how well-crafted the armor and sheathed sword at her waist seemed to be. Yu decided to ignore the dark glares Cordelia was throwing for the mean time, instead turning to view the male, another faunus. His tail was slender and whipped around with excitement, and Yu took a moment of thought before deducing it to be a monkey's appendage. The armor he wore was less than Cordelia's, but seemed to share the same properties of his gloves. Not seeing any obvious weapons, Yu decided that she would have to wait and see what his specialty was. The monkey eventually introduced himself as Drayden to the other girl, who in return said that her name was Cordelia. How nice, now they're partners...

[b]“So.. this means we’re all a team now, right?”[/b]

Yu froze, glancing from Clem to the other two as realization slowly hit her. Four members, they would have to be a team. How... Unlucky. She had been silently hoping for one of the big men that had been taking up a bit too much space in the ship, but now she was stuck on a team with three sword users, one being herself, and a monkey boy with an unknown weapon. Worry and annoyance made her smirk fade, and her jaw set as her mouth was drawn into a thin line. This was a stupid mission, with stupid rules and stupid people playing. Yu would have been much more happier picking her teammates from a group of individuals she at least knew a little about instead of not knowing how to deal with a bunch strangers.

[i]Oh well..[/i]

Finally feeling defeated, she lowered her head and sighed, though refused to greet the other two as team mates, instead throwing both a somewhat icy glare.