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Kliken was heading down the hall alongside his mother and he was quiet for the moment, eyes straight ahead. It was a little hard to tell but really he was pleased to be going where they were heading. A magic class, something that he wanted to do more then go to another melee class. Not that he really had any problem with Kuyoja though he was sure that his mother was a little bummed out. For whatever reason she seemed to like the teacher and he had many discussions about the subject with Tural. He was certain that he was missing something, a very important something, about why people cared when it came to stuff like that. Then again given what he was he was lucky enough to get the love of his family, he didn't want to push it and hope for more.

"Are you alright, darling? Your starring all dazed again." Lucrecia said to her boy.

Kliken blinked a couple times before shaking his head, "Its nothing." He said, looking down at Tural and smiled at the small Cruzoor dragon who was shuffling along next to him, making a sort of huffing sound as he walked. It was kind of funny since he was rather faster moving and agile in the water but outside of it he walked funny, "We are almost there, Tural. Time to learn more about magic." He'd had three classes thus far and was learning a lot, all of which was contained within the notebook that he had brought with him to take more notes into.

The leech boy and the Cruzoor went into the classroom, looking around and both found themselves squinting a bit as the inside of the classroom was far more dimly lit then the hallways were. Lucrecia stepped in after them, looking around, spotted the teacher before she gave a nod. Things here looked safe enough and she was sure she could leave him here for the class while she went in search of her young friend, Kuyoja.

Lucrecia looked the man over, her head tilting to the side in a confused manner as though she were trying to figure out if this were the teacher but when he started to speak he revealed himself to be just that. Odd...

Kliken looked over at the man before he looked around the classroom, it in a way reminded him of home with the way everything was in shadow with varous small light sources, "G-Good evening, S-Sir." He said, his normal stutter that happened when dealing with new people showing, causing him to flush though it was almost impossible to see against his dark skin.

Tural starred up at the man for a moment before shuffling along toward the rugs that had been pointed out and paused to set to sniffing at and then nomming on the edge of one to get a taste for it.

"Ah! T-Tural, c-come on. I have y-your treats h-here." He said, fishing a bag with some dehydrated algae cubes in it out of his bag. The dragon was instantly back at his side, moving faster then was normal for him when it came to treats, "S-Sorry S-Sir... he l-likes tasting n-new things." He explained as he handed a cube over to Tural who took it and set to chewing on it, a happy, huffing sound coming from him as he did.

Kliken blinked, "Ahh..." He glanced over at Tural who seemed to be considering the cape and shook his head quickly, "I-It wasn't an invitation f-for you t-to try it, Tural." He explained, not wanting the dragon to shuffle over and try a taste of the man's cape as it looked to be of really nice material which might be ruined by a dragon chewing and drooling on it.

Lucrecia froze in place like a deer in headlights before she was moving over to the man quickly, almost seeming to appear in front of him and shook her her head, "No." She murmured, one word that spoke volumes before she gave a glance toward her son before looking back at the man. Speaking of what she was here, in front of her boy wasn't something she would allow. She cursed herself silently for forgetting where they were heading. She'd become to comfortable in visiting this place it seemed... and she hadn't really considered the danger of crossing paths with a magic teacher.

The leech looked over toward the adults, blinking a couple times as he got to his feet, "You alright, Mom?" He asked, wondering if he needed to give the teacher one of those strikes he'd learned from Kuyoja for being mean to his mother.

Lucrecia gave him a sweet smile, "Its nothing I can't handle, darling. He had me mixed up for someone else is all." She said with a chuckle, her smile relaxing her worried looking son.

Lucrecia ignored the look she got from the man as she moved to the door to the classroom, "I will be outside if you need me." She told her son, allowing them their space for the class and getting some space of her own. Blast, she hadn't expected to get spotted so easily, damn magic user anyway. It would seem from now on Than would need to bring the boy to his classes.

Kliken watched her go and then smiled, "Y-Yes. I have e-enjoyed my classes about it s-so far." He said, wanting to take as many as possible since he enjoyed the subject greatly, far more then having to learn how to fight that was for sure. He dug into the bag to get out a second cube to place in front of Tural.

The dragon starred at it then plopped down as he watched it while chewing on the first one, making sure that it didn't escape while he worked on the first one he'd been given thus distracting from going around tasting random things for the moment.

Kliken moved over to where he was motioned to sit and starred for a second at the area that was set up or him to sit on. Pillows? Hrm. He knelt down on one before he got out his notebook and a pen.

He watched the display the teacher was showing, starring at the glowing spheres in open awe... then jumped and gave a rather undignified squeak as they suddenly burst, "Ahh, y-yes. A-All of that... w-well maybe n-not the destruction part." He said, not really into the idea of going around breaking things. He wasn't the sort to do that since he didn't want to do a thing that might upset those around him due his desire to be allowed to stay. He lived in the constant fear of being given back no matter how long he'd been with is current family.

"A-Aside from that I... have no d-drive for the other p-path." He explained, he took the classes because he was required to do so but after a certain point he was supposed to either specialize in one or the other and while magic interested him melee did not.

Kliken could feel his cheeks heating up again at the question, "I am... n-not sure, I s-seem to b-be gathering a l-lot of information at t-the moment but I have y-yet to be able to really p-pick a path." He admitted, tapping the end of his pen against his notebook. He seemed embarrassed by admitting as much, one would think by now and after three previous classes he might have figured it out.

"I-I... will admit t-that when I t-tried to summon my e-element the first time around like the t-teacher asked I f-failed..." It had gone badly given his magic had tried to get him to summon it, or so he assumed from the way it had caught hold of him and pulled but he had been unable to do anything about it. He worried he wouldn't be much of a mage which would leave him having to learn more combat.

"I d-don't know... we were s-supposed to summon it u-up and the different c-colors mean different t-things." He explained, quickly flipping through his notebook to that specific page in his notes so that he could refer to it. He nodded as he read it over, "The m-magic sphere the teacher c-called up was gold and she s-said it was due to specializing in h-holy magic. I t-think what I c-called up s-should have been w-white like what L-Lian had since it n-new and not yet specialized." He was stuttering a bit less now as he got used to the teacher and talked with him at length, finding it a little easier.

"I-It didn't seem w-white when I tried though..." He had to of been doing something wrong.