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Draven considered it to be a good a day. So many things had gone well, and nothing had gone bad. He even found himself with some extra time on his hands, and quite suddenly, a nice quiet walk had sounded like a great a idea. And the lake seemed like a great place to take in the beauty of it all.

The peaceful pleasantness he was feeling was soon replaced by another feeling. Curiosity. For when Draven found himself at the lake, he also found he was not alone. Another student was sitting on a rock, looking rather intently across the lake.

Draven followed his gaze to see he was watching figures across the lake. The curiosity in his brain began to gnaw even more. So far, he had found the Horsemen nothing short of fascinating. Visiting them had been amazing (except for that last part) and now they were so close...and he couldn't even visit. But it appeared he could study them from afar.

Like the other student was currently doing. Draven took another couple of steps towards the student and said, in a rather loud stage whisper, "Hello. Mind if I ask: What are we watching?"

It would have been creepy (not in the good way) to just stand there and stare without saying something, right?

This other student was certainly blunt. And rather intent on watching the horsemen. Draven gazed across the water. "Observation is a good way to determine motive," he mused. "They certainly are...different." Different and utterly fascinating.

"I'm called Draven," he replied to the question. The other boil had quite the name. Draven decided he like it, and so far, he liked this Frost in the Storm. He seemed like he could be interesting, if nothing else.

Though not as interesting as the horsemen they were watching. "How long have you been watching them? What have they been doing?"