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Hardly making any sound at all, the door to the classroom slowly swung open, moving backwards on it's axis moments later. A white blur sped towards the back of the room, a brief barrage of (mostly) inaudible footsteps ringing through the large space, halting at one of the edge desks. The only other movement the girl made was raising her hand high enough for it to be noticed, not that anyone was looking.

She didn't appear to have any opinion, seeing the desk drop into the water, or the words following the odd display, except for a twitch, and a small smile at the last threat.

Tenma raised her hand nonchalantly, not wanting to be wet or in a lake.

Shinichi was shocked then he wiped it off. He rised his hand. Alright he said softly

Aliena giggled quietly at Mr. Tetsuia and Uto's back and forth. As they talked Aliena wrote down notes about what they were talking about. gosh when will this class actually start she thought to herself with a yawn and stared out the window at the lake

[[OOC://Class is starting, though I will be watching Burn Notice.]]



"Clearly, you are not a pragmatist," the man deadpanned, "And you missed the point of my statement which was that your 'Alchemy' is really just a subset of the School of Transmutation which pseudo-scientists attempted to claim...and failed."

"The mechanics of 'Alchemy' furthermore was taken from the School of Transmutation," he added, "But neither of that matters...simply because to claim that something is closer to reality when they both have the same effect is a rather poor claim."

"Which brings us to the start of class...a description of the magic schools." The door locked with a click with his proclamation, and the walls and floor reverted to their normal colors.

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"And so we begin." the man said as he stood, placing the roster on his table. Adjusting his glasses, the man spoke calmly. "I will begin this class with a brief overview of the magical schools."

"Even since the Cataclysm, the teaching of Magic became separated into eight different schools," he said, "Abjuration, Conjuration, Divination, Enchantment, Evocation, Illusion, Necromancy, and Transmutation."

"For the purposes of this class, we will not be focusing on Necromancy except for theoretical applications," he said as he looked over the entire class. He paced once again.

"Abjuration is the Magic School for defensive spells and barriers," he said as he wove a hand at the classroom, revealing a silverish aura around each desk and chair, "The ward on each table reverses magic of the Transmutation school, important as I don't want someone gluing their a** to the chair during our Transfiguration exercise." The silverish aura disappeared from view as Tetsuia continued with his speech.

"Conjuration is associated with creating something from nothing," the man said as numerous matchsticks suddenly appeared on the students' desks. "However, Conjuration is also divided into sub-schools which are known as Teleportation, Healing, Summoning, Calling, and, of course, Creation." A wave of his hand replaced the Shinichi's missing desk with the empty one beside him. "Teleportation and Creation will be our main topics in Conjuration...and we will discuss much more about the theory behind them during the course."

"Anyways, Divination allows one to see into the future, scry in the present, and see into the distant past. However, future sight is usually granted by a deity and...the visions are usually what the deity wants the user to see." The man gave a grim smile, "In that case, you simply become a tool of fate. The arcane divinations, on the other hand, are just highly accurate educated guesses about the future."

He looked over the class before asking, "Any questions so far?"

((wow i think i actually just learned somehting from all of wich you just said....kool))

Starts to play with thread on shirt.Wow am I lost.Guess Im clumsy and retarded.She thought.