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I sit down and watch Mystra practice, a little sad that my...condition leaves me so scared of physical contact. I sigh before grabbing the red mana stone again and throwing fireballs at the targets.

Krin:
The Mentor approaches where you and Ore-ore are. "Are you two having any trouble? I'm free to help now if you have any questions or need any advice." He says cordially. Ore-ore looks down nervously and opens her mouth to speak, only letting out a few short, incoherent noises, like she has something to say, but is too embarrassed to voice it.

Mystra:
You find it noticeably more difficult to manipulate the white mana than the green mana; however, with a bit of effort, you are able to isolate your white mana and draw the mana from the stone. After you get the mana, creating the wall of light is an easy task and it lingers in the air without requiring much focus. When you fire more stone projectiles through the wall of light, the light coats the stones, causing them to leave a shining trail behind, but otherwise it doesn't look like it added much of an effect.

Neeché:
You find it very easy to manifest the fireballs, and with a bit of practice, you find yourself creating them very quickly with very little thought, almost as if creating fireballs was an instinctual thing to you. Your accuracy on the other hand isn't too great with them. Projecting the fireballs in a straight line is more difficult than you thought, and you have trouble scoring any direct hits on the targets downrange.

Valden:
The spike flies out at your will and hits the dummy right in the chest. However, once it hits the target, you no longer can sense the spikes presence and your attempts to manipulate it from so far away are fruitless.

I sigh heavily and look over at Mystra.
"Um...Mystra?" I say timidly. "Can you teach me how to throw straight?"

"Like what?" I ask. "I don't want to lug around a staff like that; it seems too..."
I pause for a moment before whipping out one of my daggers.
"Like this?" I ask.

"A staff just seems so cumbersome..." I say. "Plus, it's more obvious than a dagger, so people could swipe it while I'm transformed. With a dagger, it can be hidden easily so that I can grab it when I turn back into a human."

"Okay," I say, turning back to the firing range.
I then proceed to try using my dagger as a focus item when shooting fireballs.

Krin:
"Well... I have been having a hard time... but... you don't have to wait for me... go on ahead..." Ore-ore finally says to you.

Neeché:
Trying to use the dagger as a focus seems very unnatural to you and takes some time before you are able to get it to channel your red mana. Once you are able to do so, the blade becomes covered in flames,though they do not seem to be doing harm to the dagger. Despite being harder for the sake of channeling, the dagger makes aiming much easier, as you are able to project the fireball in a straight line from the tip of the blade, striking a target right in the center.

Valden:
Creating and maintaining two spikes of darkness at the same time poses no problem to you, and does not hinder you when you try throwing the fist spike at the target. When you try raising the second spike above your hand, you are able to lift it about 5 meters away from you without much difficulty, but that seems to currently be the max range of your manipulative abilities.

I look at the flaming blade carefully.
"Well, it has its ups and downs, I suppose," I say. "Thanks for the focus idea, Mystra!"