Why did adults always ask what you wanted to do? It just seemed like a pressuring question. They had years of general school ahead of them before they even needed to worry about college. Just getting good grades and working on social skills should be their concern. Then again some students just blew the question off and decided to worry about it later. Of course it wasn’t like he hadn’t worked out his future dream. Truthfully he had been uncertain. He had still been hanging on to childish wishes for lack of thinking there was nothing that would really fit him. However meeting oiche that day in the Café had pretty much solidified what Rune wanted to do. He wanted to research Magic. He felt for something they used all the time, there needed to be more knowledge on the subject, especially in the areas that no one really looked into. The areas that people still got ridiculed over. He wanted to bring a sort of legitimacy to the magic.
It was definitely a more serious and pratical dream than his childhood dream of wanting to be a magical pirate. He supposed that was the nature of childhood dreams. You always had fun ones, until you realized the real world was a bit less fun. However he knew he was never going to be the 9-5 type. He wasn’t the type to sit behind a desk. No he needed to be out there learning things. Probably why he figured the ‘what do you want to be when you grow up’ question was annoying. So this way he could help people and be in something that he was passionate about. Even better was he still had years to go before working out all the small details.
