<strong>Haelen Del'Armgo</strong><br/><br/>Now<em>that</em>was an interesting turn of events. Haelen had certainly not expected the archmage to show up and deal with the disgraced student, and it appeared that Master Jevan hadn't been prepared either. There was something else even more amusing to Haelen though. Jevan had started out trying to teach a reason to not 'turn your back on an evoker', but that hardly seemed relevant now. Haelen read a great deal about spells in his free time. Even if they were beyond his current ability to cast, it still paid to know what he was dealing with. The spell that Gromph Baerne had cast was easily identifiable as 'disintegrate'. It was certainly beyond a fireball in both difficulty and, at least against a single target, killing potential. But there was a problem. Jevan was an evoker. Disintegrate was a transmutation spell. To Haelen's mid at least, the archmage had just used a different school to show up both the evoker and evocation magics in front of the entire class. Not that it wasn't appreciated by Haelen. He had always wanted to see the effects of a disintegrate spell when cast upon a person, and now he had. It was quite impressive.<br/><br/>Haelen was decided. When he became powerful enough to cast it, he would make a point of learning disintegrate. It was so elegant in its simplicity, and it was much more controlled than an explosion of a fireball. You weren't going to hit yourself by mistake... unless you were completely incompetent of course. That, and when targeting a creature, a disintegrate spell wouldn't destroy any useful or valuable items. Haelen was still smiling widely. So much better than a fireball.<br/><br/>Then Master Jevan spoke up and told them it was time for them to go and prepare for their next lesson. Haelen stood up and walked out of the room, finding a place to sit and then opening his spell book. He already had prepared spells for the day, but that wasn't the point. Haelen simply liked to read over the spells. Seeing the magic laid out before him, reading through it. It was something of a hobby. Besides, a Wizard's spell book was possibly - or rather, likely -  their most valuable possession. Granted, Haelen's wasn't terribly grand in its contents. Not yet. But one of the young wizard's ambitions was to have an entire library of his own spell books one day. Perhaps even books containing evocation and enchantment spells. Not because he would cast them. Simply to have to spells on hand. Sweeping, all encompassing knowledge of the arcane arts. The thought made Haelen smile.