Kasala turned her head as he ate it, wondering about his logic. Did he eat everything he killed? Some things were just not meant for eating! She just shrugged, trying not to think too much of it. It was a weirdness of his, everyone had something that was a little strange about them even the people who thought of themselves as normal.<br/>"Well, if that's what you think...I can't really change your beliefs. So, your that young eh? From how you talked, I thought you were ancient. From what you say, you  had troubles because of your magic. But at least it didn't stop you from learning. That I got to commend you on."<br/>So, his first dabbling with magic had been on accident, that screamed sorcerer but here he was offering to teach her? Sorcerers could not teach, since the magic was inborn. That puzzled her.<br/>"So you cast on accident? How is it that you can teach magic? You must be a wizard along with sorcerer powers I'm guessing? Or had you been looking in some wizard artifacts and one of them had gone off causing your hands to burst out in flame?"<br/>As he asked the question, she looked shocked. "Look, I can barely shoot off a magic missile what makes you think I can fight her? No way I am doing that unless I get some experience on me. It's going to take some time for me to get good enough to fight her, and by the time I'm good enough probably someone else would of taken care of her. You're better off doing that on your own. I hate to disappoint you."<br/>She wondered if her unwillingness to go along with him would affect him wanting to teach her or not. Was he crazy to want  her along? She would surely hinder him more than help him! She was beginning to wonder about him...