Noah allowed himself only the smallest of smirks to Wallce's revelation that Bard was well into being an adult, only attempting to hide his disappointment. As Noah was about to question Wallace about the nature of the misconduct investigation, he was jolted to view the end of the Great Hall, where a younger looking man, and a man that would of fooled Noah for an ox if he was covered in hair, had just slammed down a drinking glass. The feud between the two people seemed to end shortly, triggering the younger to stomp off, only to be followed by the walking mountain. "Is the Great Hall always like this?" Noah asked, shrugging his huge cloak forward, in an almost defensive posture. "Everything there seems melancholy, and tense." Noah commented, momentarily proud of himself for remembering to make well-use of his ever expanding vocabulary.