This Confident Young Man...
...never needed asked more than once to volunteer for a fight. Spar, duel, whatever name it went by--it was a fight. Fighting for Conor was much like turning in an essay for any of the more elite writers in the class. While some might dread it, he was already thinking of how to exceed the criteria as the instructor was describing it. The lesson in this fight was how he approached his opponent. This was a tough feat to display outwardly, but Conor was sure his teacher would explain all of the unnoticed actions at the end.
The first thing Conor considered was how his opponent was at an advantage. He knew very few people here and less so their fighting styles. Conor, on the other hand, was just freshly introduced to the Full Moon class as the first weaponless Meister. In his orientation, it was explained that his method of combat was mixed martial arts in close quarters. Conor knew nothing about Maya.
With this being his biggest weakness, he decided on not allowing her more information. His first action in their fight was actually made as he walked down the aisle. He began suppressing his Wavelength. His Strong Soul was a dead giveaway to anyone using Soul Perception close to him. He lacked the ability to completely make his soul vanish as some Meisters could. Primarily due to lack of experience, but also due to the increased difficulty of it. Suppressing a normal soul is an advanced task normally associated with Elite Two-Star or even Three-Star Meisters, trying to do so with a Strong Soul was like trying to confine the thrust from a jet engine. The results from Conor doing this masked his Wavelength to, at the very least, appear like that of a normal Meister.
His next step started when he entered the ring. Conor spent enough time around insecure bullies to know how to get the better of people. He stood across from her in front of the class with his hands in his pockets. The entire time, he was ready for her first attack. He wasn't going to be the one to throw the first punch, though. This fight with an unfamiliar opponent was going to begin with a different way.
"Hey. Yo, cute-stuff. What's with the robe?" Conor asked in a nonchalant tone. Everything about how he asked was meant to goad her. His haughty tone. His objectifying reference to her. His disrespectful regard to her clothing. It was all just an act and he relied on his instructor to know that. No one else would. He preferred it that way.
The Regal Rper Ariel