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The enrollment center was a bland experience. All they did was take
Jaux's certificate and ask which specialty class she wanted to take. Jaux
had decided to follow Hawkshire's advice on her specialty, since curse
magic was still the only magic she had access to. Then she just sat there
until they finished writing up a schedule for her.
The schedule was written for Jaux on a small card that was just about the
size of her hand. She had a total of four class days, one for every other
day of the week. Each class day had three classes. Two of the classes
were two hours long each, and the last class was always her specialty
class, which was only an hour long. Although the specialty class was the
shortest, it was the only program that repeated itself throughout the
week. The other four days of the week were listed as 'study and practice'
on her schedule.
Well, that wasn't too constricting, Jaux would get a day of rest between
each learning day. Since today was Meldres, she had an 'Enchantment
Studies' class coming up, followed by a 'Casting Pattern Development'
class before her specialty.
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The enchantment studies class was located up on the third floor. Jaux had
gone to the room early, because she wasn't sure about what else to do.
There were two other girls and a boy who had also arrived early, and they
were all studying what Jaux guessed was the class textbook.
The teacher was a woman with fuzzy and chocolate colored hair. It bloomed
out from her head in a pattern that reminded Jaux vaguely of ripe pine
cones. Her skin was kind of an olive tone, and smooth to the point that
Jaux had no way of determining her age.
"Is there something you need?" the teacher asked as she noticed Jaux.
"Oh, uh, no ma'am. I'm just new here, so I wasn't sure about what to do
before class," Jaux replied. "My name is Suhara Ballad, I was just
admitted."
"Ah, I see. Well then, I am Professor Caeti Hadron, it's nice to meet you
Miss Ballad," Said the teacher. "Since you're early, you could study the
basic terms so that you don't get lost during the course."
Hadron took out a small textbook out from a basket behind her, and opened
it to a page with a long list of words Jaux had never seen before. She
handed the open textbook over, before gesturing for Jaux to sit in one of
the student desks.
Jaux thought the enchantments class was actually pretty okay once it got
started. She memorized enough of the terms to keep up with the lecture,
and had the textbook laying open on her desk for when she didn't
understand something.
Every student was later given a wooden doll to enchant. The goal was to
enchant it with a high degree of light concentration, which boiled down
to making the wooden doll glow.
Since she didn't know anything about enchanting or concentration magic,
Jaux was partnered with a more advanced student, who slowly explained to
her how to exchant the doll.
Jaux never managed to succeed at it. There was just too many variables.
However, the tutoring process did help teach Jaux how to store magic into
inanimate objects, which she thought was neat. It was similar to how she
used her wand, but with a lot more focus on keeping the magic inside the
object instead of firing it out. By the time class was over, Jaux had
injected so much of her magic into the doll that it had begun to visibly
leak out a faint black mist.
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Casting pattern development was more of what Jaux was expecting from a
magic school lesson. The class took place on the roof of the Lyceum,
which was amazingly huge. The old and bald Professor Elsnik instructed
the students in how to visualize magic in order to give it different
shapes when cast. Then the students were put to practice, shooting spells
into the air in different shapes.
Shapes required a mage to visualize their magic down to every little
detail. Anything they don't concentrate on gets left out of the spell.
Magic performed without thought of the appearance end up being
featureless spheres. The imagery doesn't have to be thought of all at
once during the spell casting, but there is only a small window of time
for a mage to carve the details of a shape to their raw magic before they
cast.
Jaux had fun with this, using her wand to fire off cones, cubes, and even
a very rough sword. She even discovered that it was more effective to
'draw' the desired image in her head when she wanted to make a smoother
pattern. All she had to do was think quick.
During the second hour, Professor Elsnik conjured multiple rings of light
up in the sky, and explained to students how to aim their spells. Magic
could take basic commands, allowing them to turn and bend if you just add
a little extra power and thought before casting. For a demonstration,
Elsnik fired off a small ball of green light, which flew through a dozen
different light rings like a hummingbird before fading.
Aiming spells was a lot harder than Elsnik made it look. You actually had
to command your magic with a list of instructions before you start to
cast your spell. It was very easy to misjudge distances or make incorrect
turns. No one managed to get their spell to move through more than three
light rings, and on many occasions students had to run away from stray
spells that fell from the heavens like colorful meteors.
This part of the class frustrated Jaux, since her magic had the
unfortunate effect of nullifying the light rings on touch. She really
needed a new type of spell besides curse if she wanted to practice
aiming...
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Jaux's final class was located on the fourth floor, tucked away in one of
the farthest corners from the stairways.
The target-subject manipulation class, Jaux's specialty, had very few
students. There were a total of seven girls and two boys altogether in
the class. Jaux included herself as a girl, since no one would
realistically categorize her as a boy at this point.
The teacher was also extremely unusual. He wore an armored breastplate
over a dusty green robe. His hair was black and disturbingly oily, like a
squid had spit on on top of his head. He also had so many tiny runes
tattooed on his right hand that from a distance his hand appeared to be
colored gray.
"Ah welcome! Always a special day when we have a new student!" the
teacher greeted. "I am Sellwall Diji! What might your name be, little
lady?"
"Uh, I'm Suh-"
"Oh good Suhara, so you did choose this class," Frey interrupted as she
walked in from behind Jaux. "I didn't tell you about specialty classes,
so I was afraid you might have chosen a wrong course."
Jaux gasped with surprise when she saw Frey. She didn't think they would
actually meet again before the day was over. Then Jaux suddenly
remembered why she wanted to see Frey so badly. "Hey! Why'd you collar
me! I don't-"
Jaux abruptly lost her voice, no longer capable of making the slighting
sound from her lips.
"Shhh, we'll talk about private things after class, okay?" Frey teased
while lightly patting the top of Jaux's head.
Frey then went over and sat down in her seat, before she beckoned Jaux to
sit down next to her.
Now unable to speak, Jaux resorted to sitting by Frey and staring with a
sharp glare.
The teacher Sellwall just grinned in amusement at the two, before pulling
out a few textbooks from a shelf. "Let's get started, shall we?"
Because of the small class size, every student got a one on one lecture
from the teacher. By the end of it, the student in question would have at
least one new spell written on a piece of parchment, which they were
supposed to practice tomorrow.
The class was incredibly lax. Students were reading, playing with magic,
or even sleeping when Sellwall wasn't talking to them. When he was
talking though, the student would always pay close attention.
When Sellwall got to Jaux, he placed two small books in front of her. One
was black and one was white. "Pick which one you want, little lady." He
told her.
The black one was most likely the curse book, so Jaux picked it up and
took a peek at the first page. It was a tiny spellbook! Every single
little page had the instructions for a curse spell, and there were more
than two dozen pages in the book!
"That's the book of the most basic curses, try them out one by one
tomorrow, and then tell me which ones you could cast during the next
class, okay?" Sellwall instructed.
Jaux looked up at the teacher with a huge smile on her face, trying to
say her thanks but finding that her voice was still shut down. She shot
another quick glare at Frey, before turning back and nodding to the
teacher.
"Finally, for my star student, I got my hands on this!" Sellwall Diji
announced, as he opened up a hollowed out book and pulled out an ancient
tile made of smooth and gray stone.
"Ah, thanks Sellwall!" Frey said as she took the tile.
Frey studied the tile from every angle, before she took out her pearl
wand and tapped lightly on one of the corners. White runes began to
appear all over the tile, filling every available little space. Jaux
couldn't help but look at the tile in awe. She had never seen an artifact
like it before.
"Looks like a new blessing for speed, it's splendid!" Frey told Sellwall,
as she leaned forward to blow him a kiss. "You're always so dedicated to
helping me."
"Ah, it's the dream of the teachers, my dearest Miss Oden." Sellwall
said. "Now then, class dismissed! Go study and practice your hearts out,
kids!"
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"Sorry Suhara, but the collar isn't coming off," said Frey.
"Well if you don't take it off then I'll curse it off!" Jaux countered.
"The lock isn't powered by anything, it's just a regular lock. You can't
curse it off," Frey explained.
"Ugh! This is so stupid, who came up with this stupid tradition?!" asked
Jaux in annoyance.
"I'll tell you all about it tonight, now hurry up. The clothing shop gets
crowded fast, you won't get anything if you keep up that snail's pace,"
urged Frey as she pulled Jaux forward by the arm.
The two girls were on the first floor, heading right for the Lyceum
clothing shop. The clothing shop was often very crowded, due mostly to
how often robes get damaged by magic effects. When the two arrived, the
store was only half filled with students, which was good. It gave the
girls enough room to move about.
"Okay, let's see. You should look good in some green..." Frey muttered,
"some brown and some black too."
Jaux just kind of tagged along while Frey picked out robes and nightwear.
She didn't know much about colors or clothes, and figured Frey would have
good judgement.
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"You're lucky I know Desyi's sizes, it made this so much faster," Frey
told Suhara, a fair bit of confident pride in her voice.
Jaux wasn't sure if fast was the right way to describe the clothing shop
pandemonium. The shopping had almost taken longer than any of her classes
did, and was nowhere near as fun. It was good to get over with, though.
Now she wouldn't have to worry about clothing for a long time. Frey paid
for her too, which was... nice.
Curfew was about a couple hours away, so the students were beginning to
head towards the staircases. Jaux still hadn't forgotten about the
collar, but Frey promised some explanations back in the dorm.
As they made their way through the first floor's central hallway, Jaux
noticed the side hallway she remembered finding the black statue room in.
She had an urge to go down to the room and inspect the statue, but didn't
want to do so while Frey was keeping watch over her. Perhaps she could
sneak over during the free day tomorrow...
Just a minute after they passed by the black statue's hall, loud and
hurried footsteps began sounding out from it. Frey and Jaux looked back
to see a tall blond wizard run out from the restricted hallway, a large
staff in hand and with a face filled with anger. He stopped in the middle
of the central hall, looking around madly.
Then the wizard looked towards Jaux and Frey, and pointed his staff in
their direction.
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