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As Nadhari walks into the strange temple, she remembers her towns temple at home and shivers. "Surely it wouldn't be as bad as that." she thinks. Nadhari or Nad sat silently on the cold ground and waited to be annonced.

Megamickel took a deep breath, then walked into the temple. It was a vast place, and he could feel powerful magics within it. He blinked. As he moved further into the temple, he became nervous. Seeing so many students in one place! In the druidic circles, aspiring students were tought privately, or with a partner; never were they taught in such numbers. Ah, but children were so full of life! He could sense each one of them pulsating with energy. He approached the one who appeared to be the instructor and bowed his head slightly, then looked up again. "Hello. I am Megamickel, a student at this school." He felt a slight twinge of embaressment; he was beyond a doubt the oldest student here. "Are you the one I must speak with to enroll in this class?" he asked.

As Megamickel sat down, he pondered on what the instructor had said. 'Young one? Interesting. Though I'm not an old man, I haven't heard that term since I studied back in Gralia...' He was then distracted by the book and pen he was handed. 'Magic of light...? First five magics...? Perhaps I've started a bit behind. I'm a great caster of simple healing spells... but that's because I've practiced for years! Are we to just jump in without learning the theory behind the magic here? This should be an interesting experience.' He sniffed the pages of the book. It wasn't musty or old smelling at all as he expected; was this what new parchment smelled like? He hadn't ever seen any aged less than a decade, so he couldn't be sure. He shrugged and focused his attention on the instructor once more.

Carley and Maeve snuck into the back of the class room and sat against the wall to listen to today's lesson cheese_whine

Nadhari takes a deep breath and acconces herself. " I'am Nadhari Jin a new student I wish to enroll." she says. "That could have been worse...I hope" she thinks

he would feel the aura around Megamickel and nod. "you seem to know some things about the druid aspects of magic, Their teachings are more construct, they are one of the few whom has catigorized magic completly. I found that many religions of magic have many diffrent ways to catigorize. I myself was taught by many arts. Including the fae. The extents of magic does not stop in one catigory. to know and understand one you must have knowlege of both your self and the oposing force. In other words you must learn one to also learn another. I honestly think every spell and incantation is its own area of expertise."

Ariel was trying to catch every single word from the teacher, and look around at the sae time. It was a most confusing expirience. This place was so big... And there were many other students, she could see, with more arriving all the time.

"Don't the fae generaly classify most of their magics as light or wind though?" She asked, scratching her nose. From what she had learned at home, this would have been the case.

Ariel stared at the teacher blankly.

Ummm... What?? She thought, loooking around. She was relieved taht several of the students looked as blank as she did.

Wer'e making potions already?? What happened to theory? What happened to lessons? Where are we supposed to-? She broke of her silent tirade as she saw the large black cabnet labeled 'Student Ingredients' where one of the students was already rifiling through the shelves.

Oh. She thought, standing. She felt like an idiot now. She walked over to the cabnet and joined the student there, looking for her ingredients.