Emlyn was surprisingly less upset than he thought he'd be when Ozpin announced Auriel as the leader. He wasn't sure what he'd expected after his poor performance, but it wasn't a leadership role. As it stood he was more relieved that he was actually in the school, and allowed to stay, that was the important part. 

On the way back to their room, he clutched Mirror to his chest, and observed the other two boys who would make up the rest of his team. Jack and Savan, was it? He was fairly sure he remembered their names, and didn't have trouble connecting the faces with the ones that were shown. Jack was a shady looking guy, and Emlyn had more than one or two impulsive insults surge through his mind at the drab outfit he was wearing. But he'd put up with Auriel's swamp armor, he could stand Jack's less-offending ensemble. 

Savan was something different. He had a childish look to him that Emlyn couldn't help but find unsettling. And his weapon, an umbrella? Really? At the very least he was more pleasant to look at than the others; he wore a much softer pallet of clothing that actually looked quite good. 

Once they reached the room, he was quick to drag his two suitcases his own section and set them down. He checked to make sure all of his clothes were still there, and was content to see that they were. Another time he would set them up in the closet, but for now he was too distracted, and Auriel was calling for their attention. Introductions? Well, he was a third done already, might as well get the rest out of the way.

He stepped forward, clearing his throat and standing up straight as he could. "[i]I[/i] am Emlyn Jyri Ampelios. Auriel already knows me, but as for you two... I am here, because I am going to be a legend, both in this school and afterwards. As my sister before me, you can expect me to excel, perhaps even more so."

A smirk stuck onto his face even as he stepped back. As far as introductions went, he was fairly proud of that one, even if he was still a bit frazzled from the test. These other two, they'd learn why he was here, and what he was going to be.