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Aliena wrote down what Mr. Tetsuia said and sighed when Uto raised his hand to ask a question. Is he going to start another back and forth with the teacher? she groaned in her head

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The man yawned, his nonchalance contrasting with Uto's taunting tone, before replying, "Well, for one, I never stated I cared about your life story or what you know, so your point is moot. You're just inflating your sense of self-importance by stating your comments in such a manner."

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"Going back on topic," Tetsuia lazily said, "The Enchantment School allows one to influence the emotions and actions of others. With Enchantment, you can force people to speak the truth or send them to sweet slumber." He brought his gaze upon the class, "Enchantment is probably the most subtle...and therefore the most abused school of Magic, and...when we get into the subject, I will be extracting oaths from all of you to not use such magic during your school years."

"On the other hand, almost all novice magicians are completely heads over heels about Evocation," he gave a bemused smile, "The destruction school of magic." A snap of his fingers suddenly brought several twinkling fireballs into existence, each one dancing around him. "Fire is generally what one thinks of when they think of evocation....though the magics of Evocation can easily create lightning or other offensive elements." The balls of flame suddenly clattered to the floor, cracking into pieces of ice before vanishing altogether.

"Illusion is the school of magic that creates falsehoods. However, illusion spells can sometimes be more powerful than evocation spells," he said, "Especially when dealing with one of the highest form of Illusion which is known as Shadow."

A bronze ball materialized in front of every student as he sat down on his desk. The ball would feel cold to the touch, its smoothness practically perfect for all intents and purposes.

"If you take that ball in your hand for a moment, yes, you can do that. You'll find them quite real....and you might realize that getting hit by one of these, even if it is an illusion, will probably hurt."

There was a quick flicker of movement; the girl, Kailin had reached out towards, seized, and pulled the hovering metal ball a bit closer to her. Her eyes locked onto it, as if it were the most fascinating thing in the world for perhaps three or four seconds. Near, or at that brief period, the ball began to dissolve, crumbling away in her hand; though it didn't fade away as it did so. The dust either then began to group together, or harden into something similar to the thing the particles had previously made up. When the shifting ended, a sort of crystal sat in her hand, almost seeming to give off it's own light.

It vanished a moment later, with or without notice. Those who might have seen that, and been thinking deeper might have wondered if her clothes had come about the same way.

((I am just begging to be kicked out with this post. 83 Whether or not the still water of the lake will kill her, I have not decided yet. But will quickly.))

Takes out note book and pencil and writes down what the teacher is saying.Pokes at ball.Raises hand."If its only and illusion then it isnt real so if it isnt real how can it hurt us?"She asked.

"Oh..........."Writes down what Uto said.Rolls ball in hands examining it form all angels.

Uto laughed What would be the point? You'll just turn them against us in some way. Well then again... Uto threw the ball like a pitcher though he knew it wouldn't actually make contact with his hardheaded teacher.

Smiles.Throw ball at teacher as hard as she can.

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Without a flinch, the first of the balls made contact with Tetsuia's head. And then flew through his head to hit the wall with a deafening crack. During that moment, he deadpanned, "Seems like Mr. Uto's observation of me being hard-headed was proven wrong from his toss...I'm apparently more air-headed." The other balls received a similar fate, each one making contact and going through him to hit the blackboard and the walls with similar cracking noises. For the most part, the man didn't seem to care about the noise or the bombardment, though he did raise an eyebrow when Aliena's ball went through his groin and said, "Well, at least you know where to hit them where it hurts."

The man continued to smile genially as the barrage ended. Returning his gaze upon the class, he said, "Now, answer me this, why couldn't you hit me with the ball when I was just handling it earlier?"

He then added as he stood up to observe the complete lack of damage to the walls and board. "This is your hint," He turned to face the class as he spoke, "I can make myself believe something completely and thoroughly if I choose to. A skill that I hope to impart to you after we finish the actual study of illusion."

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