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Tager sat down at his oversized desk and rolled his oversized pencil on it. He pushed up his glasses. "I guess people these days aren't interested in arcane devices...." He huffed.

He stood up and opened one of the desks and pulled out a strip of black iron. He walked over to a forge located next to his desk and put it in with his bare hand, it being a mysterious metal that stayed cool to the touch. After a few minutes he pulled the Iron out and began hammering on it with a closed hand. He stopped suddenly and looked at the door. No one..... He turned around again and continued hammering away.

Tager had kept going on the anvil for hours, hoping for a student. The basic outline of the sword had been made, now it was just time for the enchantments. Tager pointed out his index finger and then a green spark grew from it. He began to carve out runes on the handle, his glasses serving as natural goggles as well. His free hand reached out and pulled a small light blue glowing stone from his table. He put it into the hand guard of the blade, and then suddenly the magic from the stone began to slide the sword filling the runes. He then attached a unbreakable cloth to the handle so it could be wrapped around the sword and sheathed without freezing the holders back or waist. He picked up the sword and placed it into a glass case to showcase it to students and what they could make.



He then turned around slowly when he heard a whistle. "Hello," he said calmly. The giant man stepped over to them, wiping his hands with a cloth, appearing to be nearly twice the height of them, the reason of the high ceiling. "Do you need something?"


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Though you could not tell, Tager eyes flashed from behind his glasses "Ok, thank you for dropping him off, He is in excellent metal hands." He said quickly, lightly pushing fox out the door. Though it only seemed light to Tager. He closed the door with Fox on the other side then stepped over to Jake who was looking at the Forge. It was time to be educational. "So what drew you to this class, son?" He said kneeling down next to him, even though he was still taller than him.


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Tager nodded at him. "Ok, Jake." He said standing up again at a distance so Jacoby didn't have to look straight up. "What do you already know?" He wanted to Gauge Jake so he could start him off on a reasonable level.


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"Hoho! Good to see I have such a knowledgeable student!" He smiled. "Tell me, did he happen to tell you how to summon machines to locations, or perhaps about Akashic Blueprints?" He asked looking at Jake.

He smiled, happy that he was able to bring joy to his student. "I'm glad I had the opportunity to teach you!" Tager replied. "My name is Tager by the way, just don't call me tagger and we'll be fine. Tay-ger, ok?" He reached into his huge desk and pulled out various materials, A diamond bar, a obsidian bar, and and two chains. He walked over holding the materials to a long machine, it had two entries on each side, held closed by metal plates with hooks on it. In the center of the machine was a glass case door with a sword template suspended inside it. He dropped the bars on each side, which clinged to the plates being held from entering the glass case entry. He attached the chains to the plates holding the bars from entry, revealing them to be able to be slided out. "Ok, so you know what this is?" he said holding the chains in each of his hands.

He laughed. "Relax, you still have many years to get things like this down." He said pulling the chains, causing the materials to shoot in. "Its a collider." The materials went down the lengthy entrances at a high speed, and when they met in the center inside the glass chamber, a flash of light escaped the box. While the light was dying down, Tager was sliding the plates back into place. He stepped up to the glass box and reached into it with his metal hands. He pulled out a blade that was diamond, but it was darker, and glassier like obsidian. "It has the gravity of a large star inside of it, and we usually use it to combine materials that can't be usually combined. It also takes special hands to use it." He said wiggling his metal fingers after he put the sword down on the worktable. "We also can't use it too often or it might burst into a gravity pump, pulling everything in like a trash compactor." He pointed to another collider across the room. "I want you to make another object using one of these. There are templates under the desks, and you are free to head out and get materials of your choosing, unless you already brought your own." He said dropping his first assignment.