Camellia watched with very little interest as the boy began to make unsure strokes on the skin. It was obvious that he could not write and that he knew not what he was really writing. Daerus had taught the boy to memorize this word, knowing that she would ask him to do this. That was not a good thing in her mind. How would she be expected to teach him if he couldn't read or write. The first years of a student were spent writing potions over and over till they were memorized and no longer needed to be written down for use. Camellia was already having doubts about this one, even if the skin was glowing lightly. It wasn't bright enough yet for her to consider it good enough.<br/><br/>Her green eyes widened a little as she saw a fiery aura start to glow around the boy's body. It was something she hadn't seen in years. Then the lamb skin went up in blue flames, causing her to jump back a little bit. The skin was gone and her table was ruined. Before she could say anything though, the boy was told to remove his hat. Suddenly interested, Camellia watched. Fur ears were revealed and a tail, "Half breed. You brought me a half breed?" she growled at Daerus, "You actually expect me to accept a half breed that can't write?" the fact that he had shown the greatest power out of anyone else she'd seen in years, even her current student, meant little when compared to the fact that he was a wolven half breed, "Do you know the punishments for harboring a half breed of his kind? Death. They are too wild and untamed to be kept."<br/><br/>The power was hard to resist though, "If you can give me one good reason to accept this, then I will," it was very hard to resist accepting and ignoring the laws around teaching a half breed the ways of any kind of magic. It was not only frowned on to train a half breed, but it was illegal. She could lose everything she worked so hard to get. Camellia felt that she was willing to risk it, "I'm not going to risk everything I have for a half breed, no matter how powerful it might be. You better give me a good reason to ignore law for this. You're lucky I don't report you for this..."