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Library of TCA Blue Flames
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Library of TCA Blue Flames
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*Gathering some more information that he and sis Yukiko could look into for other school materials they should acquire.*
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*Quickly acclimating himself to the infinate school library.* These are absolutely fantastic books! Such a magnificent collection! So much to read and understand about this world!
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*She walks over with a few more books to offer Beelze so he can learn more about the migration of many of her family from the old world to this one.* Let’s just say, it will feel like you’re reading an epic! We went through a lot! Tanya will appreciate you really getting deeply immersed in these books. @devilgirltanya
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*She grins as she observes Dante in the library looking as cool as an advanced mage.*
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*She was rather advanced in the dark arts, she had studied rigorously under Mr. Crowley from a very young age. However, there were other subjects at the library that they had barely touched upon. Zehellenia would work on her homework and when she was done she would read books on different subjects that would appael to her.*
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*After his class and dismissing the students for the evening. He headed to his office to go over some other assignments he had given students in order to give them proper grades or push them into doing more research on the subject.*
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*Zehellenia got a ride on one of the distribution trucks that Sano was driving. She was able to bring some of the books in to the library and hurried to finish her task so she could join her mother for Mother’s Day celebrations that the humans constantly nagged her about.* Tch! Let me finish up here quickly!
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*Organizing some of the books in the college library during her break.*
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Sunlight streams through a large, arched window overlooking the manicured lawns of the campus. Inside, the air smells of old paper and leather.
Leviachan, a student known for her bubbly and cheerful intensity and rumored mastery of somewhat obscure magic. She’s currently engrossed in a large, leather-bound tome titled “Luna’s Embrace: A Compendium of Lunar Magick.” She has her eyes fixed on the book, suggesting very focused study. She’s wearing a silver crescent moon pendant hangs around her neck.
A group of students come into the library. A mix of personalities and experience levels. Perhaps a nervous first-year, a confident second-year, and a skeptical third-year. They are united by a common goal: to learn moon magick.
Leviachan sits bathed in the morning sunlight, her brow furrowed as she deciphers a particularly complex diagram in her book. The rhythmic turning of pages is the only sound in her corner of the library. The window behind her offers a picturesque view of students hurrying between classes, the rustling of leaves in the breeze, the overall vibrant energy of the campus. In stark contrast to this daytime activity, she is immersed in the secrets of the moon.
A small group of students approaches her table hesitantly. One, a young woman with wide, hopeful eyes, speaks first.
“Excuse me… are you Leviachan?” she asks, her voice barely a whisper. “We… we heard you were studying moon magick.”
The others murmur in agreement, shuffling their feet nervously. The second-year, a young man with a slightly arrogant air, speaks next.
“Yeah, we’ve been trying to learn it ourselves, but… it’s proving difficult. Very difficult. Some say you’re quite skilled.” He tries to sound casual, but there’s a hint of pleading in his voice.
The third-year, a skeptical girl with arms crossed, adds, “Honestly, I think it’s all a bunch of new age codswallop, but… well, my Professor said if anyone could make it work, it’d be you. So, here we are.”
They all fall silent, looking at Leviachan expectantly. Sunlight glints off the silver pendant at her throat as she looks up, her expression unreadable. She marks her page with a thin silver bookmark, closes the heavy tome with a soft thud, and regards them with a steady gaze. The sounds of the vibrant campus momentarily fade as the students await her response.
Leviachan takes a good look at them to meassure their seriousness on the subject. She could tell that through their seemingly arrogant way of asking for help, they were nervous and trying to save face. She wondered if they were somewhat afraid of her but they did have the courage to approach her. Her serious expression changed and a smile appeared on her face.
“I will help tutor you but, I will not be providing proof of moon magick to you. I will simply tutor you to the point that you can continue to study on your own. If you wish for proof, that comes with practicing the rituals and seeing for yourself. It may be that you are or are not a practitioner of magick and no one should be forced to believe in anything, knowledge, practice and experience will lead you there. So grab a seat, I’ll highlight key elements to study and then we will sit quietly to study. If you have questions, just write them down so that we do not disturb everyone else who is reading and studying in the library.”
There was relief in their faces as they eagerly grabbed their books, put down their bookbags and took advantage of this great opportunity. They were glad they had asked and each one briefly introduced themselves to her before they began their little study session.
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*Doing research homework at the library with her brother.* @todoroki
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*While looking through the large selection of occult books in the TCA’s library, she was surprised to find herself listed in the Monster Girl Encyclopedia.* Wait! That’s me! *blinks* They have info on me! *she laughs* Gotta say, pretty accurate!
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*Taking a walk through the library to see which students were diligently lost in the books during the summer break.* Such passion! *he then sees a few that really didn’t want to be there and purposely opens the curtain to make their desire to leave even more enticing.* What will you do little ones? *He grins.*
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*Researching some old books in the academic medical library.*
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