Pyrrus pressed through the doors back to the room he had been in before. Not much had changed beyond new faces with the proctors now. He wondered how many of them would soon be in the same position he had been before. It was hard to believe just this morning he was a lost traveler in a huge city. Not knowing much beyond the fact that he wanted to sign up for expedition. Now here he was, passed through trials he had no knowledge of before hand, on his way to sign up. The joy was overwhelming. Thinking back to the morning he had left his home, he remembered how he and his guardian had separated for the first time. How uneasy it was for the both of them. Yet they managed to part with just reassuring smiles on their faces. Pyrrus gleamed at how proud he would be. Thinking about the adventure being over was quite exciting already he had so much to tell him. Maybe even about Rashim. The dragonkin was sure he would remember him. Would he even want to keep that in his head was the question.

Golden honey eyes regained focus as they looked around the room. Okay....which was the way to the central office. The dragonkin pondered a bit. Why didn't they offer tour guides to people new to the city or place some signs or something! This was too much. Now here he was, a lost little dragon once again. Pyrrus let out a deep breath and slumped with defeat. The tiredness all re entered at one time and he just wanted this to be over once more. Too eat something and sleep a long time.. "Oh hello again" The familiar voice startled him again. His golden gaze quickly locked on too the young woman that had guided him before. "Uhh hi there" Pyrrus smiled a bit. "You always seem to find me when I'm lost...could you help me find the central office" The dragonkin placed his hand on the back of his head and let out a helpless chuckle. 

The young woman smiled and nodded her head. "You do always seem to be lost around here! Perhaps you should find yourself a travel buddy." Pyrrus blushed a bit with embarrassment. "Would I suffice? I was headed there myself for some things, I can show you the way." The young woman kept her cheerful look on her face. "Re..Really! That would be great, I'd probably get lost if you just told me anyways." Pyrrus stuttered a bit in awe with the kindness this lady offered. " Uhh Uhh..oh manners....My names Pyrrus. THANK YOU!" The bright haired woman smiled and motioned for Pyrrus to follow. "Ahh Nice to meet you Pyrrus. I can finally put a name too your face and all those stories. I've been hearing a lot about someone who matches your description doing superb in these trials. I only assumed it was you. You're very easy to find in a crowd." The draonkin had begun trailing behind her. "Uhh..yeah...It seems that way...I don't really know what I did." A giggle left her small mouth as she lead on. "I'm Lyirah" She quickly faced forward and lead on. 

Golden eyes looked downwards upon the female before them. 'Lyirah'. His gaze had caught that she was a very pretty girl. Very polite and very controlled. She had the small mouth and the small voice you would expect from someone with her small frame, yet the officialness of a city worker about her. Pyrrus gulped, overlooking her as he followed close behind her. 

She lead him to large oaken doors before stopping, then turning to him with same cheery look on her face. "Well these doors will take you right through to the central office. I remember now that I had some other business to take care of before I made my way there." She smoothed out her dress and bowed before him. "It was nice engaging with you once again Mister Pyrrus. I hope great things enthrall you upon the rest of your adventure in this city. Hopefully we may meet again". She smiled and headed off from the door. in another direction. "you..too!" was all the young man managed to reach to her. Had she really needed to come here? Or had she just wanted to bring Pyrrus here?.

The dragonkin let the maiden float in his mind for a second more before looking back at the door. By far, it was the largest door he had seen in this place. For sure it led somewhere as important as the central office. Pyrrus thanked the girl mentally before pressing through the doors. In just moments he would be part of the expedition and on his way.