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Bella / Miss Le Podvein Bella smiled at the boy as he left with his familiar to his next class.. A look of worry swept across her face and her palms began to slightly sweaty and asked quickly "Troy was too much? Too friendly or too scary? I still can't get it right even after 5 years and more" She turned to the teacher trying to read his emotions and thoughts as she usually could do. Although today his face was emotionless and unreadable like his book had closed and she couldn't read it. Most annoying I like reading people like books or filed papers She thought slightly drifting off into her own world. Suddenly she blinked and again turned to Troy. |
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Aziel, I'll elaborate on his classroom soon, hopefully I'll know what to do with it then lol | M: Ruby mostly, air students
The Air teacher's face brightened as she seemed to relax a little. "Nice to meet you Ruby. I'm Mr. Aziel, the air teacher." His attention turned to the other students as he called briskly, "Alright you guys, let's go." He continued to walk down the hallway towards a side exit leading to the field. "He's a handsome little guy. What's his name?" He asked Ruby, nodding towards the dragon who was now nestling in the girl's hair. He hadn't seen many dragon familiars in his time at the school. he continued trying to talk to her and get her to open up, while keeping an eye on the rest of his students.
This was certainly not the first time he'd just started picking up lost students out of the hall - the first day was always hectic and confusing. He'd be sure to write up an excuse for her.
Soon they were out in the rugged courtyard. A weathered stone path led into the field, winding through the tall grass which rippled in the wild sea breeze. From the other side of the school, the scent of seawater carried over. The clouds hung, silver and heavy over the school. Stratus clouds, another lovely weather phenomenon, light-blocking but too light for rain. This would be perfect for today. In the distance lay his real classroom. Lots of outdoor tables and benches, a weathered gazebo and a small hut that held many hands-on lessons and tools stood in a clearing in the grass.
The area of interest for today however, would be the huge tree stump with a magic-channeling stand perched atop it. Made of solid dark stone, shining ethereally in the dimmed grey light, this would be what the students would be demonstrating their elemtnal powers with. It would keep their magic contained and show how strong, focused and controlled it was. You could learn a lot from how a student handled this first test.
(Totally didn't take this from that Winx club remake or anything, shhh...) |
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Amber Burnley ~ M: Air Class; Aziel (sorta-) She looked out at the area, her eyes catching on the stone tree stump. She slowly moved her eyes back to the feild. She stiffled a laugh, knowing how easily the dry grass could catch, burning everything around here. Heat waves radiated off of her body slightly as she thought of it, a small smirk tracing her lips as she pictured it happening. She took a deep breath, the waves vanishing as she turned her attention to the teachers. She groaned slightly, looking at the older man. He seemed like someone who would frown upon her burning the grass. Shame- he wanted a demostration and he could have gotten one. Aeron started at the tree, his tail down. He was no longer smiling, seemingly distracted by this tree stump. She turned her dark gaze back to it, glancing at the teacher then walking over to it, curious on what the hell it was. It didn't seem like normal stone, almost- absorbent- it seemed to suck the energy out of the world around it. She backed up, a bit.. almost intimidated by it. She turned to the class to see if anyone else noticed it, walking back to said class. |
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Ruby | Female | Fire (blood) Element | M: Glitch, Aziel (Aziel mostly), students Ruby looked at the dragon. The dragon licked her nose, signaling to her that it was safe, and she followed Aziel. "It's nice to meet you mr. Aziel." She said and then scratched the dragon's chin. "He doesn't have a name. My family never gave him a name before we both left to come here." She said and the dragon flapped it's wings, turned it's head, and sneezed. She patted it's head and continued walking. She saw the grass first in the field and felt a little more relaxed. She could handle being outside better than in the building. She noticed the sky and the clouds and gulped. It won't rain, right? The dragon hates it when it rains.. She thought before she looked at Aziel with a worried look. She took a step back before the dragon hopped off from her hair and glided to the tree stump and landed on top of it. The dragon clearly knew it had magic in it, as most dragons were in tune with magic, before it called Ruby over. When Ruby heard her name, as the dragon had yelled out her name for all to hear, she ran over to the dragon and noticed the stump before picking up the dragon and walking back to Aziel and the group of students. |
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Skyla/ mentions: Air class Skyla perked up as she noticed that to her attention they were all going to go outside. Maybe if she was lucky there would be some water for Finnigan. She didn't realize it but unless she wanted Fin to move around cat speed that she couldn't really put him down to walk himself. Having a water based familiar may not have been the best idea but then again it wasn't her choice. Finnigan had came to her, she didn't pick him. Skyla let little seal Fin perch on her shoulders as they walked out into the courtyard. She turned her attention to a stump and got slightly uneasy, she didn't exactly know how to do all this magic stuff and she feared that whatever they were about to do that she could not yet do. Jemma / Mentions: Open Jemma let out small sigh as it turned out unlike everyone else she had free period as her first class. But that didn't matter, she didn't need to worry about making a good first impression on people yet as she didn't have any classes yet. She supposed now would be as good of a time as any other to explore and maybe figure out where dorms were and everything. Jemma called along Tido her red tinted ferret who hopped ahead of her, obviously with no idea where he was going. First Jemma located her locker, setting up the inside and personalizing it with a Polaroid picture of her and Tt and then a really old picture of her and her dad. Jemma gave a small sigh before slamming her locker, she didn't need to focus on her father here. She was a free spirit with no cares and no worries. |
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Aziel | M: Amber, Ruby, other Air students
Interesting, he wondered if most people didn't give their familiars a name until they were older. Maybe she was just getting to know him better before naming him. He'd named August after the month he'd found him in, not a particularly impressive or personal name. The albatross walked besides him, ruffling his feathers as the sea breeze flowed over his wings. He liked being outside most, he was a wild creature after all. The albatross had his own life in his free time, catching fish and surviving all on his own. Every time August came back to him it was an act of loyalty, independent of food or fear of the outside world. He smiled a little at the huge bird, who glanced back at him with the same intelligent calmness as always. "Alright Auggie, let's see what these guys can do."
Aziel looked around, making sure everyone was there, before getting up onto the tree stump, gesturing for everyone to take a seat on the benches curved in a semicircle around the tree trunk. Some students looked uneasy. They likely didn't know what it was - he doubted many of them had much formal training. When most of them had sat down he began to talk again. "This is an iron circle. A... scaled up version of a fairy circle, if you'd prefer to think about it that way. It will help you channel and control your elemental powers. I'd like each of you to come up here and show us what you can do." His eyes flickered around the group. The girl who had given him attitude came to mind. He could feel the heat waves radiating through the air - Amber, wasn't it? "Miss Amber, yu seem to have a lot of energy to burn, why don't you go first?" He hopped off the tree stump and gestured to the platform. |
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Amber Burnley ~ M: Aziel; Air Class A grin crossed her dark lips as she walked over* "Gladly. Moce out of the way, extras." She snapped, walking over to the circle. Aeron stood a bit outside it, watching Amber with a cold gaze. Once she was inside it, she felt the classes eyes on her. She pulled a ponytail off of her wrist and tied her hair up, then stared directly at the stump. After a moment the air started to heat up, before everything around her caught into a roaring flame, about five feet wide in every direction. She stood in the middle of it, her hair flying around her from the gasses released by the fire. Around her eyes, tiny sparks emitted, lighting up her face. She grinned, the fire gaining height, soon consuming her. The ruby flames danced, a bright blue at the bottom fading into the dark red. The air around the fire waved, the heat being almost unbearable. Sparks flew to the sky, twinkling against the clouds. She let the fire keep roaring before she stepped out of the flames, completely untouched. Something a third year would have done, this first year did it with no problems. She had a smirk, letting the flames extingush slowly. The grass was scoarched dry from where she was, crunching as Aeron walked over to Amber, taking his place by her side. "There you go, Gramps." She walked to one of the benches, the air around her sizzling slightly with heat. |
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Ruby | Female | Fire (blood) Element | M: Aziel, students Ruby nudged the dragon down with her nose and it jumped down. The dragon looked at Amber and growled. The dragon raised it's head and blew out a large flame towards Amber. The dragon then jumped up to Ruby and roared loudly. Ruby flinched at the roar. She moved the dragon down to her shoulder and then looked at Amber and opologized for the roar before sitting down and watched the others but didn't understand why they were nervous. The dragon flapped it's wings before bouncing towards Aziel and jumped on the log and pawed it. This made the dragon glow, slowly at first, as it pawed the stump. The dragon's glow centered around it's chest and stopped after it looked at Aziel. The dragon chirped and chittered at him before hopping down and running back to Ruby and curled up in her lap. She smiled and pet the dragon's back calmly with a hum. |
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Aziel | M: Amber, Ruby and her dragon, the next person who wants to step into the iron circle
Aziel sat back in his chair next to the iron circle, leaning back in a relaxed posture but watching intently. Her magic was certainly powerful, colorful flames arching high above the circle in a colorful display of red and blue. Good thing she's in the circle, he thought to himself. She didn't seem to be controlling it at all, just feeding it. And she didn't seem to want to control it either. Many powerful fire students with lots of exposure to their own powers started this way, letting it run wild. It seemed to be a rush for them, from what he'd observed, a feeling of intense power and excitement.
The fire teacher was going to have a field day with her. She emerged from the roiling flames unscathed. The grass had been cut short around the stump for just such an occasion, but even it had been singed. He made sure to kill any lingering flames with a flick of his hand, draining the oxygen from around the base of the stump. This field had been burnt and regrown time and time again, he didn't want it to go up in flames on the first day. "Excellent job, Miss Amber!" He said triumphantly, applauding as she took her seat once again. A couple of other students followed suit, but many seemed to be in shock. "You've got a lot of power in you, and I can see you have experience interracting with your powers. Which is more than I can say for many other students who fear their powers. But we'll definitely need to refine it. Control is essential with such a volatile, unpredictable element."
He didn't stop the dragon from leaping up onto the iron circle, the creature seemed to instinctively know what it was. Being a Magical Biology teacher he'd read extensively about dragons and other magical creatures, their innate connection to magic and their own kind of magic. But he hadn't gotten many opportunities to interract with a dragon in person. He nodded at the dragon politely as he looked at him, chittering a little before running back to his owner. Cool little guy. He was looking forward to seeing what having a dragon in his class would bring.
"Alright, starting off with a bang! Would anyone like to volunteer to go next?" He asked, looking around at the room. Many students looked frightened, some self-consciously averting their eyes. "There are no expectations to make a huge bonfire or grow a massive plant. This isn't a pass or fail test, just an assessment. Everyone has a different starting point, nothing wrong with that." He said to reassure them. "Anyone?" |
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Ruby | Female | Fire (blood) Element | M: Aziel, students Ruby looked at the dragon on her lap. "I would like to." She said and then picked up the dragon quietly. She placed it down on the soft grass before she walked up to the stump. "Though I'm not sure of what I have to do.." She said and then stepped on top of the stump but nothing really happened. She was concerned by this but didn't know what else to do. The dragon looked up and chittered at her and she blinked. She breathed in and slowly opened her hands and lifted up one of her fingers and bit it, creating a small trickle of blood before the blood turned to a small, dark flame. She flinched from it but looked at Aziel for assurance she was doing this right. The dragon that told her to bite her finger seemed proud of her. She smiled a little but was nervous as the flame was getting much too strong for her to handle. The flame was powered up from her blood and thus was getting stronger with each second. The dragon raised it's head and chittered happily as it could see the fire and know that she was listening to it. |
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