<strong>Name:</strong>Kutseena Sai (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v641/SoaringDragon/RPG%20Characters/tumblr_lxcg15Mt0T1qdhje7o1_400_zpsc5243dfe.jpg)<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Student<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Woods on Dragonclaw U Grounds<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Acacia “AC” Hartley, Mʉa Kupi̲ta, back at Dragonclaw U's Entrance<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Arrival Day<br/><hr/><br/><strong>Name:</strong>Mʉa Kupi̲ta (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v641/SoaringDragon/RPG%20Characters/e15c1adc4c401fe_zps95b53853.jpg)<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Teacher<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Woods on Dragonclaw U Grounds<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Acacia “AC” Hartly<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Arrival Day<br/><hr/><br/>Kutseena blinked as Ravenna suddenly disappeared. She made a clucking sound and shook her head. Looking over, she noted Acacia and Mua talking together and tilted her head a bit. “I think I’ll take my leave as well. I should find Inali anyway. Cousin, Acacia, May the Great Spirit Always Guide Your Steps.” And with that she apparated back to the entrance of the University.<br/><br/>Mua looked up as he finished pulling his pants on and buttoned his pants as he listened to Acacia. He gave a nod. “Yes, the Moon has some affect, but not as much as what you’re feeling.” He paused and leaned against the table and crossed his legs at the ankles. He looked to the pendant again. He knew he hadn’t answered her question before and that he should. Just how much exactly to tell her.<br/><br/>Finally he looked up at her eyes and smiled. “The pendant is something handed down in my family, my branch of the family. It’s a skill taught to all of us descended from Coyote. It’s a special mix of the natural properties of the stones and magic one of my ancestors invented. Originally, it was to help the young pups. It keeps the transformation at bay as needed until they gain the discipline and ability to control it themselves.”<br/><br/>Abruptly, he stopped his explanation. It was several moments before he continued while his thoughts had continued the narration for a moment. Finally he resumes, but obviously at a different point in the story. “This is my third year teaching. My first year, I quickly learned that those could be really useful for those students struggling with the class. And I had a hell of a time making enough then to cover. So I make them just about any spare moment I get any more.”<br/><br/>He reached for the bag and rummaged inside again and pulled out another pendant. This one was far different though than the one Acacia now wore. The beads were smaller for starters, and the pendant itself was just a small lump of meteorite, instead of a flattened disc with carvings. “The magic within the necklace will attune itself to the wearer. It will protect them from being forced to Change, by either the Full Moon or a Witch/Wizard. Also, if it is a spell trying to force you to change, you will get a kind of buzzing sound in your head, so you know an enemy is about.”<br/><br/>He stops again and stares at the pendant in his hand. “I know I said you can ‘borrow’ that, but in truth none of these are ‘borrowed’. It’s why I make so many. Once it attunes to a wearer, it won’t work for anyone else.” His eyes cut briefly to the one she wore and then back to the one in his hand. He then tosses it up on the table next to his satchel. “They also are specific to Lycanthropes. In other words, if someone like Kutseena or her brother Inali or just about anyone else, puts one on, but it won’t… activate for lack of a better word, unless they are a Were-creature of some type. Animagus won’t activate it either.” He smiled at Acacia and then grabbed his shirt and started to put it on.<br/>