[He doesn't leave her waiting long. He is many things, often living up to the stereotype of the disorganized scholar who somehow manages to function amidst his own clutter, and punctual is among those things. They've been parted for far too long, and he had meant what he said: they were due to catch up, and he didn't intend to keep her waiting.
His hood is drawn when he arrives, but once he spots her, he lowers it during his approach, gently setting his bag down beside the empty chair opposite hers and sliding into it with more grace than his casual clothing might suggest.]
'Tis good to see you, Moen. I should hope thou hast not had long to wait?
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His hood is drawn when he arrives, but once he spots her, he lowers it during his approach, gently setting his bag down beside the empty chair opposite hers and sliding into it with more grace than his casual clothing might suggest.]
'Tis good to see you, Moen. I should hope thou hast not had long to wait?
[He may have been aiming to beat her here.]