<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/CbThKQ5.jpg)</div><hr/><strong>Location</strong>: Library Stacks<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Alundra OPEN<hr/>Nyx was doodling in their notebook and not paying overmuch attention to the class. Reagents were a topic that they was researching already. The right substances to summon a water elemental. They smirked as they added some shading to a cute, froggy mouth. Their eyes flicked, momentarily, to the corner where the strange redhead sat. They blew a bubblegum pink lock of hair away but it landed in the same annoying place as before. They were just starting to add a cute little foot with incredibly cute toes when a whisper in their ear sent red flaring up their neck and into their hairline. It was not very often that Nyx though about penises, vaginas, or anything of the sort. Their mouth worked frantically and their face slipped as they tried to recover. Their hair gained some length and their features grew slightly more elfin. A second later, their pink puffball head shook violently and the changes seemed to revert quickly.<br/><br/>Turning, they gave a withering look to their new friend,<strong>"Oh, I'll get you for that."</strong>Suddenly, their face fell and they glanced at the big werewolf jock. Their face split into a grin and they giggled happily,<strong>"Fun but a little mean."</strong>Their attention slowly returned to the classroom and the topic of cauldron materials. Nyx was beginning to suspect that they weren't very interested in alchemy. Well, only as far as needed to create the material needed for the thing they actually cared about: summoning cute frog elementals. Curiosity sent their hand up,<strong>"Isn't a summoning circle a little like a cauldron. Or maybe a receptacle? Though I guess it could be either depending on your intent. Are their any materials that lend themselves to summoning?"</strong><br/><br/>They quickly wrote the words 'word,' 'will,' and 'intent.' on their notebook and circled them heavily. Magic seemed similar to acting in their mind. It was about mindset, intent, and communicating. But, they had a tendency to view everything as an extension of the dramatic arts. In their notebook, they started to doodle the circle they hard started to plan. They were careful to leave key lines unfinished and the words planned unwritten and unspoken. There was no need for accidental magic in class.