Yuno tilted her head a bit as Felix began to explain his position and reasons for his arrival. When he first began to mention that it had nothing to do with her mother which was the only explanation for a church member she could think of her eyebrows rose in curiosity. When he finally made his statement about the fate of the world she didn’t know whether to trust him or write him off as trying to play her. Perhaps he was simply insane as well. But, a man of his stature within the church according to his outfit as well as his attempt at a smile seemed to at least make him seem trustworthy. Whatever he was saying, it was sure enough that he seemed to believe it in her eyes. So, without interrupting she proceeded to let him give his story. Eyes focused on him while only every so often turning slightly to the side to think about what he was saying. Paragons? Papal-Magi? Motions? It sounded like some sort of fantasy novel she would read or a day dream of grand adventure. If Felix didn’t have a trustworthy allure one might even suspect he is making this tale to simply recruit people against the church. It was one of several options that crossed her mind. The other one being that of the prophecy he had dreamt. End of the world and more situations before dreaming of her and others. Not only that, but their exact location? A magic spell might have helped him write the parchment while he snuck up on her, but that sounded even more far-fetched.

What if his dream was leading to his exact fear? They would be gathering the paragons in one place after all… couldn’t that lead to the end of the world? Where was the voice from? Being a bit of a logical person her skepticism was taking hold at some parts, but the hope of adventure, fantasy, change, and other such things also were on her mind. Within the Academy she was trapped on the path she was on for most of her life, one she had been wanting to diverge from. Leaving now would be giving that all up. How was she to know if that would be worth it in the end? [color=7bcdc8]“Mr.… Arch Magi.”[/color] She said as he had not yet given a name. [color=6ecff6]“I find you to be oddly truthful, to put it bluntly. Your story is like that one may read in an old magician’s tale. But, you haven’t given me explicit reason to distrust you to seem honest enough. At the same time I almost leap at the opportunity. I have school though, leaving now would rid me of the progress I have made here in my education to do such a task that you present.”[/color] After her last statement her head went back up towards the stars she had been watching before a small smile came across her face. [color=6ecff6]“How could one refuse such a call if it is true though? Excitement, mystery, and an opportunity to do more than school ever could hardly seems like fair competition for staying.”[/color]

Turning her head back to him with a small smile she stated. [color=6ecff6]“I have half the mind to think you went and put a charm on me before revealing yourself. Instead of calling you crazy as I normally might I want to see where this is going. While I can’t say I will stay with you upon seeing more, I don’t think it will do any harm to hop along with you for a taste of what might be coming. If it’s everything you say it is then you shouldn’t have any difficulty convincing me to stay. I should warn you though… I wonder what happens if the band you pull together does get all the paragons together. Have you thought to question where the voice was from and if it simply wants the paragons? I can’t explain why it would call me out for such a quest, but I just thought you should keep that thought in mind when proceeding.”[/color]