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Rudd:  "I still do.” Rudd hadn’t initially known that Teull had lost his parents in an accident when his magic went haywire. “The last time I talked to him was when my mom came to pick me up. I didn’t know about his situation, so I asked him if he wanted to have dinner with us, but he said he didn’t need any… and he looked super hurt.” By the time Rudd realized how insensitive he’d been, Teull had vanished. He’d gone in the night, and Rudd only found out about the younger boy’s circumstances afterward. Aside from realizing how stupid he’d been, Rudd didn’t know anything more. Noticing how low the sun had gotten in the sky, Rudd got up. He had tons of chores to do back home. At first, he’d been awful at them, but he’d since grown relatively competent. “Okay, I’ve gotta go home. Don’t stay too late, Juliya, or your family will be worried."
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Juliya:  “I’ll be fine. I just need to stop by the classroom." The academy gates closed at dusk. Rudd had noticed the groundskeeper making rounds over on the far side of the gardens. If he caught them, he’d tell them to leave because they weren’t academy students. Juliya grinned, and Rudd waved at her and dashed off. In that last glimpse she had of him before he left, she saw that his eyes reflected the shadow of the grand circular academy.
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Tinasha:  “Hmm, we really need more clues,” Tinasha muttered as she brewed tea. After her lecture, she spoke with a few people to gather information, left the investigation to Pamyra and the other mages, and returned to the palace. She pondered on the case during a break, but found herself stymied. Tinasha set a cup of tea down on the study desk, and the man who accepted it cast her an appalled look.
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Oscar:  "You really do just show up whenever you want…”
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Tinasha:  “Teleportation magic exists. If something happens in Tuldarr, the spirits can notify me.” On her break, Tinasha had popped over to Oscar’s study. The king was in the midst of his own royal duties, and while his fiancée’s visit stunned him momentarily, he was easygoing enough to welcome the interruption.
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Oscar:  Oscar took a sip of the tea. “So there’s no lead on the missing kids?"
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Tinasha:  "Not at all, and the schools only recently started a more serious search. Plus, while some kids claim that they saw the missing ones walking through the town at night, others say they saw nothing at all. The reports we’ve gotten are all over the place.”
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Oscar:  “Gotcha. Then you’ve got two options."
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Tinasha:  “Indeed. We either search all over with a fine-tooth comb, or—we wait for the next disappearance to happen and catch them.” The former option was clearly the standard route. Tinasha had already ordered some subjects to the task. But if it didn’t turn up anything, she’d pursue the latter choice.