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 Posted: Fri Sep 25, 2015 9:41 am
He couldn't quite figure the kid out. First he said he had super powers, and then he said that he just threw balls of dirt and sticks at creatures, which wasn't exactly magical. Unless that was his magic, though somehow Aurostibite doubted this.
It wasn't even that he disliked children, he just didn't understand them sometimes.
"Can you show me?" Aurostibite asked bluntly.
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Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2015 11:45 pm
To be honest Oort didn't really get why Auro was so caught up on seeing his magic given that he'd already told him that it was just a key and that it wasn't that great.
Well okay he what he'd actually told him was that sticks worked on the monsters better than his magic - but that was practically the same thing right?
Right?
Well at least Oort pretty much saw it as the same thing.
There didn't any real reason to not show Auro his magic though - apart from it being kind of lame and so with a shrug and a mumble of how he didn't get why the other was so caught up on his magic he nodded and called out "Key up!"
Perhaps Auro was so caught up on it because didn't have magic himself, he told himself as small ethereal-looking ornate key that was the magic formed, holding it up for one long moment so that the other could see it as he called out "Here."
And then because he didn't really need to use it, he let it drop, the key fading away the moment it left his fingers.kuropeco Apologies for taking so long to tag Kuro. Hope it was okay to not type up the effects of Oort's magic since he needs to turn the 'key' for it to take effect and he didn't bother xD
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