Dusk: Courtyard

Nia walked in, recently just getting out of the showers. She was glad that she managed to cram in the time to go and refresh herself. Her face seemed clean from the dirt and grime as she looked around, biting her lip nervously. She felt jittery, as she thought that maybe Olorin is going to skip out on..this...meeting.

"Er-hi Olorin," Nia said, unsure if she should curtsy or something. She felt a bit awkward, due to the fact that he bowed to her, but oh well. "How did your day go?" She said, scratching her head.

Nia measured the same pace as him, once in a while kicking a rock. "I had to spend two hours or so cooped in a classroom, which was a complete bore because it's basically the same thing over and over. Thanks for the compliment, you look handsome too, " She turned a bit pink in the cheeks, as she felt her hands turn a bit sweaty and icky.

Nia bit the inside of her cheek. "Well..I like this school in particular..The training's fun..," She said. She was quite bad at speaking, unlike Olorin, she had quite a small vocabulary when she spoke, but when she wrote her essay papers, it was the opposite. "I'm also not very good..at this dating stuff," She added on.

Nia scratched her arm. "Er- I don't think I'm graceful, but it's your opinion, so I guess..yeah," She shrugged. "What's your favorite color?" She asked him, curious about him.

Nia abruptly stopped, as she realized they were slowing trekking towards the woods. "My favorite color is green. I used to like purple when I was trying to become an actress in the U.K, but when I moved to Scotland, I realized how much I just like nature, thus green being my favorite color," She started to relax.

"It wasn't really working out, and my parents discovered that in the acting world, there's drugs and alcohol in addition," Nia said, kicking another rock.

"I don't think so..I got a callback for a movie that was supposed to go big---and it did, and that's when my parents got freaked out. I prefer school to that," Nia replied, as she met his gaze. Her dark brown eyes glittered, as she tried to banish the memories.

Nia slightly stiffened, though she let him to have his arm around. She was slightly puzzled by this type of interaction, as she didn't know what it meant. She never knew much about the other gender. She considered them a bit like aliens, unknowing of their personality and how they think. "How old are you?" She asked him, bluntly, also wanting to change the subject.

"I've been fifteen for a while," Nia chuckled when he made his comment about the woman's age. "Although I can always say I'm twenty-five, due to the fact whenever I ask a woman their age, they always say that," She said. "What was the most embarrassing thing you did? Well you don't have to tell me if it's far too embarrassing. I had tons of those moments, such as this one time when I was about five, I hugged a guy who I thought was my dad, but here's a clue it wasn't. Additionally, I once walked into a guy's bathroom while there were like six of them there. I was absolutely mortified!" Nia said while laughing over those moments. "I'm like a embarrassing-moment magnet. Every year something happens," She told him, openly. "And when I was thirteen, I thought I looked great in mascara, which I read online was made of bat poop, but I actually looked like a crazy raccoon."

"Oh. I kind of--" Nia abruptly stopped saying what she wanted to, as she was distracted by a girl spellcasting.

Nia, with her experience of lying, and often people aren't able to pick up the body language when a person lies, she gave a ditzy smile. "I forgot," She said.
She didn't forget.
She was able to remember everything basically because of her photographic memory. Also, even if she didn't have this advantage, she still would have remember.