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Xerath closed his eyes and lowered his head before he started chuckling at her influence comment. She wasn't lying, he was the definition of a bad influence. When someone follows in the footsteps of Loki they have no alternative. "I guess now we know why daddy death hated me." Hearing her initial words made Xerath open his eyes and look somewhat disappointed in himself, he wanted her to lie, not tell him the truth "Maybe I should just state what I want her to...." His expression however instantly changed back when she stopped herself and tried again. He looked deep into her eyes which triggered an emotional reaction inside him, she looked lost, distressed, and pathetic, perfect for the lie she came up with. "Good job, but for it to work on me you'll have to do better than that." Xerath observed her from head to toe and extended his arm towards her forehead before preparing to flick her playfully, but something happened which made his finger simply brush its target. Xerath's eyes were locked at her skirt as he began to feel lightheaded, while a stream of blood slowly made its way out of his right nostril. "W...What's going on....I think I'm having a heat stroke." Xerath's body went limp as he fell backward and destroying the class's wooden floorboards. He saw it all...It's been so long.

After a few second on the floor, Xerath got up, recomposed himself, and cleared his throat. "A...As I was saying, it would take you more to fool me, but whoever you're trying to trick will fall for it, but you have to keep track of your lie so they don't catch you slipping up." With the first lesson out of the way Xerath pulled a chair and sat down. "Ok, now we have to work on the looks you give people. I flirt with my eyes, I make the target think I'm always miles ahead, I force them into submission subconsciously. Unfortunately, you don't have that, but what you do have are innocence and cuteness, use that to your advantage. Make them feel like you're clueless, make them feel like they're treating you unfairly because you don't know any better. Cry and be submissive, accept their punishments and always make eye contact. You'd be surprised how little punishment you'll receive when you don't argue back. Just remember what you're doing is just a facade to fool the people in charge, don't get swallowed by your performance and change who you are. Also only fool the staff members don't attempt any of this in battle...You're too inexperienced for that" Even though there was no imminent danger Xerath felt the need to warn her, he didn't want to regret teaching her this stuff. Besides he wasn't expecting her to be a master on the first day, he simply wants to give her the basics and see where it went from there.

Seeing her reaction to his long speech made Xerath raise an eyebrow that gave off the "Oh really" Vibe. The only thing that really offends Xerath in this life or any other for that matter is him being seen as boring. Even during his feral days, Xerath would make the trees and his woodland spirit brothers dance in excitement. "Whats the matter, Am I boring you? You sound like you'd rather be somewhere else." Xerath without a shred of hesitance gently grabbed her arm and locked it with own, like they were some kind of couple or best friends. Xerath didn't mean anything by it, it simply felt natural for him. "Now my dear we practice, that's the final and most important lesson, who knows you might even find something I missed"

Xerath then made his way towards the door, with Yuki's arm still weakly bound to his. Xerath was smiling like it was just another day, it looked like he didn't care about the consequences of ditching school or what kind of trouble they could get into on their little adventure. "I'm armed with a hundred pounds and my Silver tongue, you're armed with very distracting and dare I say attractive qualities, let's see if we can return with an entire year worth of candy and a little bit more cash" Xerath stopped at the classroom door and looked at Yuki, and flashed a kind smile, that was very rare when it came to Xerath. "After this point, there's no turning back you leave this room with me you commit to being a bad girl" His tone was playful yet held some truth with it, sure it was minimal but there was some none the less. "Don't worry about it too much, I'll always be here to protect you."