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<blockquote data-quote="Myth and Legend" data-source="post: 5418612" data-attributes="member: 82679">Lora cast Read Magic dutifully, as she was used to adhering to the guidance of her tutor. Magister Dixit was almost an axiom for the girl, as one does not wish to see an angered Mirella.She began sorting trough the dusty tomes, her arms not as frail as they seemed, she nimbly retrieved a thick grimouire from the shelf, paged trough it, then carefully placed it back as to not offend Skazul. Information on Witchcraft was what she was after, and how it differed from regular Wizardry. If the odd scroll would pop up, she would stack it in a pile to later examine with Skazul.As she worked, the girl's mind was at ease - although frivolous and bossy, the girl found reading and organizing her magical studies to be the most calming of activities. Thoughts of Vance returned to her mind and made her blush when she remembered the rumors, but those were quickly crushed beneath the weight of yet more interesting books.&quot;Master Skazul you have a priceless collection here.&quot; the girl admitted with poorly hidden astonishment in her voice. &quot;Perhaps If you deem me worthy, you would allow me to copy some of the easier to cast magical spells from your own spellbook?&quot;She dared to ask, but unlike food and sensual pleasures, Lora hungered for magic and knowledge.[sblock]Not sure If I rearranged her spells this morning but it it safe to assume that with a big day of reading she'd prepare at least two Read Magics[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Myth and Legend, post: 5418612, member: 82679"] Lora cast Read Magic dutifully, as she was used to adhering to the guidance of her tutor. [I]Magister Dixit[/I] was almost an axiom for the girl, as one does not wish to see an angered Mirella. She began sorting trough the dusty tomes, her arms not as frail as they seemed, she nimbly retrieved a thick grimouire from the shelf, paged trough it, then carefully placed it back as to not offend Skazul. Information on Witchcraft was what she was after, and how it differed from regular Wizardry. If the odd scroll would pop up, she would stack it in a pile to later examine with Skazul. As she worked, the girl's mind was at ease - although frivolous and bossy, the girl found reading and organizing her magical studies to be the most calming of activities. Thoughts of Vance returned to her mind and made her blush when she remembered the rumors, but those were quickly crushed beneath the weight of yet more interesting books. [COLOR=DarkOrange]"Master Skazul you have a priceless collection here."[/COLOR] the girl admitted with poorly hidden astonishment in her voice. [COLOR=DarkOrange]"Perhaps If you deem me worthy, you would allow me to copy some of the easier to cast magical spells from your own spellbook?"[/COLOR] She dared to ask, but unlike food and sensual pleasures, Lora hungered for magic and knowledge. [sblock]Not sure If I rearranged her spells this morning but it it safe to assume that with a big day of reading she'd prepare at least two Read Magics[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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