"Oh, we do," Roy assured him with a shrug of his shoulders as he adjusted himself on the couch. "I meet with the leader of that group every few days to discuss our plans and exchange information. We just function separately, and have some different focuses when it comes to assignments."

While he knew that he shouldn't have been bothered by the fact that the Arts and Crafts group seemed so well-publicized, it did get to him at times. People were always lining up, and even that new History Group seemed to have a larger amount of dedicated members.

If he really wanted to explain it, he could imagine why that was. His strictly professional manner probably wasn't all that attractive in comparison -- perhaps he needed to form closer ties, earn people's loyalty. It just seemed like a lot of work when there was so much else to focus on.