Michelle
"Individuals can just... *Lose* Their innate magical capabilities?" He asked wondering if it's even worth delving into if magic can be just as easily taken away for whatever reason. Perhaps it's draining, or someone caused it... Or it's just natural. He couldn't help but ask, "Are you aware what caused you to start losing your little... Tricks."

 Someone would assume that coming from the Arcanic Ocean, that'd they know something. And to be honest, had Oceal stayed maybe he would have known a lot more. But leaving at the time he did, he wasn't able to retain information. Let alone practice any form of it.

 "Healing magic would make it more convenient... That way I won't have to spend more gold to restock on medical equipment. Magic doesn't need gold right?" He questioned, tightening his pack more getting ready for another departure.
Frances
"It's not common as far as I know..."*She would explain to answer his question.*"But I guess it is possible to simply lose your connection to it..."*Juna thought about it for a moment, recalling what the Elven lady had said to her about losing her confidence and, in the process, losing her magic as well.*

"Magic doesn't usually just disappear... But... It can run out at times... Like mana... It typically comes back by the next day unlike gold... Though some forms of healing may warrant you needing to buy supplies..."*Juna would head down the path that would lead closer to the edge for the forests, staying near the trees in opposition to the open area that was beyond them.*

"Maybe magic is... Like a muscle... Where the less you use it... The less likely it'll be able to work... The last time I've used it was when summoning my spiritual wolves... That was several months ago and... But the time I tried using my magic again I... Guess it was already gone..."*She'd finish. Perhaps it was also her lack of confidence in her ability that also warded off her ability to manipulate mana. Either seemed like a possibility, believing in oneself was just as powerful of being magically intelligen.*
Michelle
"Yeesh, definitely something worth studying but maybe I shouldn't delve too much into it. From what I'm understanding it's a lot more that just a light show." He hooked the boar spear on his hip and quickly strapped his pack onto his back, eventually tying it around his shoulder, chest and even tail for easier traveling. He gave nothing more that a quick stretch before turning the way he came from, hoping to reach the closest capital. However he was sure to stay around the area for a little longer.

 "Oceal by the way, it's what people call me. Unless you're my client, In that case be professional. Use 'sir'." He explained, what others would consider common courtesy to shake hands after an introduction would end up being something this shark would never do. His skin might not be smooth enough for the weak skinned to touch without expecting a cut. Even with his much smaller scales. "And if you were ever doubting, I am a Treton."
Frances
*Figuring she wasn't currently one of his clients, Juna would give a light dip of her head in response to his introduction.*"You may call me Lady..."*She'd say.*"Lady Bamboo... As... You are currently one of my clients ...In me showing you the way out..."*With formality mentioned, she decided to use it as reason for her self-given title. She was not noble enough to be officially considering a 'Lady', but living out in the forests, there was none to from her from it besides the ones she told the name to.

She'd hesitantly reach her hand out to shake his oddly human-like ones. Surely he wasn't some kind of beastkin. Her questioning would be answered soon enough however as he stated that he was a Treton. Those were the people that lived out in the water right? She never would have thought they'd take on a full fish-like form, but yet here this was proving her wrong.*"A Treton... I...Guess that makes more sense..."*She'd say, drawing her hand away from his rough skin.*"Many take me for a Kemonomimi... But I'm simply a Canifor..."*The Canifor would let out a more relieve sight in being in the forest once more. The tree-like protection never seemed to fail her.*"Most people don't see that though... But I think its more common for them to have a lot more fur... But for me... I'm just a little different from most..."