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Rivven gave an audible sigh of relief; he'd known she would say yes, but never had been particularly self confident, and reasonless doubts came often to him. He started to chuckle joyously, kissing her on one cheek and then the other, leaving the ring in his hand between and wrapping the other around her back, kissing her again and again as he broke full out into happy, relieved laughter. He pulled her close and smiled, jovial as a child. He didn't know what to say, he couldn't think of anyway to sum up his feelings right about then. He just slowly let the chuckles fade away and kissed her lightly on the lips. He'd forgotten completly about the water, around or below them, but he was used enough to holding multiple spells at once that it all held steady even while he failed to notice they existed. He looked into her eyes and let them absorb him, he saw nothing, nothing at all but Morgan at the time. Morgan, his fiance.

"Yeah, I guess we'll have to- oh, god, I've just proposed and I don't know a thing about weddings! I haven't even planned any of it out yet, there's so much to settle..." he shook his head and laughed again, holding her close with that one arm while he stood, bringing her up with him, and kissed her on the lips once they had. "...but if you're tired let's start by getting you home. One last thing first though; wouldn't you like to try it on?" he said, smiling and taking half a step back to give the ring a bit of space between them to be seen in, as he recalled the water at last and let it slowly settle gently around them.

"Then soon the wedding shall be! We can do it after tomorrow even, if we can through together what we'll need in time and spread the word about." he said, reluctantly taking his arm from around her, and picking up the ring gently in one hand to slip it over her finger, kissing the knuckle it came to rest against. "What do you think?"

He paused and blinked several times, and then smiled deviously as he peiced the words together. "Well, let's hope you don't, becuase you've committed now, and I'll go right ahead and snatch you up and bring you back to that wedding if you give it a try. Nor after it. Now, I guess you're right, let's go back." he said, and kissed her lips a bit more deeply this time as he put the old ring box into a pocket on the inside of his jacket, and then scooped her up in both arms, holding her up and kissing her as the water moved itself and carried him up and over on a little platform to the edge of the lake, where he finally broke it as it set them down, and carried her back to the school.

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"I have always believed that in order to have a good staff you must treat them well. It is a mark of pride that I consider them family, I could ask no more from them then what they freely give up. Well also provided they are paid better then most others would do, but that only gets them in. They have to some how cope with one another which gets the bond to be so strong. That is why I trust them so. So tell me more of your former home?"

Quils sat at the edge of a small drinking pool, glaring icily at his reflection and tracing the scar across his chest before dunking his face and taking the warm water into his mouth. Id had become more agitated lately, especially due to all the 'simple' fights they had been involved in. Having disappeared weeks ago to pursue information on his parents. The months prior he spent searching for Teresa tediously.