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Kliken shook his head, "No... nothing." He murmured, waving a hand in front of his face, "So this is what Drez feels like, isn't it?" He asked of his teacher, he wasn't sure if he would know who Drez was. He wasn't a student of his yet Kliken was sure but at the same time he was still a child of D-Corp was it was possible he might be aware of the snake boy?

He sat there for a long while, "It must be hard to live like this... but I think he was born this way so I guess he must be used to it." He said in a thoughtful manner. He'd wondered before but just closing your eyes didn't really give you the same feel as actually having them open but not seeing anything at all that was around you. It was a little scary... and he found himself in awe of how Drez was able to go about his life despite lacking his eyes like this.

Thirty seconds worth of time in which he couldn't seen a thing or he could release the spell now? What was thirty seconds though when other people had to deal with such a condition for a life time? He lowered his hands, cupping them together so the power could once more gather in them, "I will let the time run down on its own." He said, he could release it and a part of him wanted to but... he also figured that he could survive for a thirty seconds without his eyes.

"This is something that with practice I would be able to do more quickly?" He asked of his teacher. "And there are no side effects to practicing this sort of spell on yourself more then once?" He didn't want to use it on others, even bad people, until he was sure he had the spell down. He didn't want to risk stealing something from someone forever.

The spell sounded as though it would be one that would be useful he thought as slowly the hands he was starring down into were coming into view once more. They were only thirty seconds but it was the longest thirty seconds of his life to this point though by far not the worst times of his life. He gave a bit of a smile when his vision was again clear.

"I see, I will be sure to practice with the spell then. I want to have it as an option if I find myself in trouble one day." Or if his sister or his friend was in trouble and needed him. He would do anything for them after, more willing to step into harms way for them then anyone else. He watched for a moment as his magic returned to moving around in his hands again before his attention went to his teacher once more, to see what was next.

Kliken turned to look over at the stack of books before he nodded, "Alright, I will be sure to read them." He said, wondering what the different books were about. He supposed that he would know soon enough since he would be taking the stack home with him. Pushing to his feet he walked over to where they were waiting and then set to work loading them into his bag.

"I will see about getting these all read as soon as I can." The fact that he really didn't get out much would help him in getting the information in the books down, notes taken, and any questions that he might have for his question written down for the next class as well, "Thank you for the help in learning my first spell."

As he readied his books Tural came shuffling over to him, lifting up onto his back feet and put the front ones on Kliken... then leaned all of his weight into the boy, nearly knocking the leech over, "Ahh! Sorry, Tural. Let me finish packing the books up and we will go and have lunch, I promise." Just merely promising him food at the Cruzoor making a happy, crooning sound and had his tail wagging in delight as he pushed off of Kliken and went shuffling toward the direction that would take them out of the classroom. He was ready to go... and now it would seem. Kliken lifted a hand up to smother laughter before looking at his teacher, "Thank you again, I should get going before he leaves without me..."