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Caelia nodded succinctly at his greeting and introduction. "Caelia Adravendi," the young female returned the introduction, in case he didn't know who she was yet. Along with introducing himself he explained it wasn't just a normal fight lesson... but a lecture. If she hadn't known better, she probably would've frowned, but her features remained largely emotionless as she watched him. Caelia was interested, truly, but it was hard to imagine how much knowledge she'd really glean from just words and not demonstrations - or better yet, just doing things herself. She always considered herself a more hands-on learner, but she'd give Red the benefit of the doubt, slowly reclining to her hindquarters to sit back and listen. At the very least she'd be attentive, even if she might be doubting his methods.

Their lesson was about... mutations? She'd never considered Aurielle nor Red's fangs to be such, but then again she'd known Aurielle since she was born. Her features were natural for her, even if she  hadn't met other wolves with similar traits. What she didn't know was that there were other potentially dangerous features that could be used in fights.. like different claws, horns, and so on. It made sense to her to be aware of them, and how they might be used to an opponent's advantage. Some could be used offensively - like their fangs, for example - while others might be used defensively. He demonstrated his own spiky bristles, and Caelia nodded in understanding. He went on to explain even more, all related to those slight advantages (as well as disadvantages) they could give someone.

He offered himself to spar against, and Caelia nodded once more in understanding. Certainly not now, but perhaps soon? Caelia would think on it. He instructed them that they'd meet again in two weeks to talk about theories and possible counters. Okay, so that hadn't been the worst lesson - at least it gave her food for thought, and a possible opponent to practice against, once she was ready. "Thank you, Red," she spoke simply, "I might take you up on that offer."