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    "All right um..." Quinn thought for a second, "Oh! I know, wanna learn how to repair your headphones in case Layla decides to experiment on them again?"

    OOC: Bye BlueDreamer!


    IC: Aileen Whelan took Daragan to a small cobblestone shack. She opened the door and revealed to him several targets and even an iron training dummy. "Here, I know you are a golem, so I decided to show you some of my stuff for shifters that need some strength training."


    Patricia ran and jumped as fast as she could, but not too quick where the moonstone necklace would hit her in the snout. She climbed up rocks and splashed through a stream and felt he wind between her brown fur. Her ears twitched as she heard something. She turned to see a rabbit nearby. She jumped off a small rock she was perched on and slowly started stalking the rabbit.

    Quinn chuckled, shaking his head, "All right. It's a simple incantation, but you have to have all the pieces together. Just repeat Umos ecta satra ern. Umos ecta satra nos. Umos ecta satra eck. And just repeat it until all the pieces are together."

    Dargan blinked in confusion, not understanding what she wanted him to do. "I'm sorry ma'am I don't follow."


    "Is this a verbal spell or can it be used nonverbally?" Kota asked, he was a lot better at nonverbal spells then saying them out loud.

    Aileen casually leaned back against the wall of the shack. "I wasn't commanding you to do anything. I just wanted to show you we had things to help golems like you and other strong shifters with strength training. Plus you didn't seem like you were interesting in my other opinions. Although, if you were to do anything for me, would you mind bringing this stuff to the other students?" She stated.


    Patricia was completely focused. She stared at that rabbit and thought of nothing else. She crouched lower to the ground, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

    Kota's eyes seemed to sparkle as Quinn spoke and he swiftly turned and started fishing in the bag he had brought with him. "Where is it?" Kota muttered as he fished in the bag. Layla raised an eyebrow at him wonder what he was doing when he saw trying to learn a new spell.


    "Oh, ok. I can carry this stuff to the other students." Dargan said as he began to grab some targets and carry them back to where the other students were.

    "Found it!" Kota said suddenly as he pulled a pair of headphones out of the bag. They were hardly recognizable, they looked as if a raging tornado had hit them and only them. Layla laughed remembering what had caused them to be like that.

    Aileen decided to help out and grab the other half of the targets to the rest of the students.


    The wind nipped at Patricia's ears. The grass swayed beneath her. The sun reflected off of her fur as she crept closer and closer to the unsuspecting rabbit. The setting? Perfect. The weather? Perfect. Patricia decided it was the perfect time to strike.


    LYANNA LILIAN NIGHTSHADE|18|student|bisexual|
    lyanna walked to a river bending down taking a drink lifting her head up sh
    spotted a deer walking out to the river getting closer to the ground preaping to chase once the
    deer got closer

    "I guess you could say that, more like he got really mad one day and his spell he was trying to do went out of control, after that he just sort of started using them as tests for his spells." Layla offered.

    Patricia leaped towards the rabbit, but it must have noticed her because it hopped away when she landed. She gave chase. The rabbit was quick, but Patiricia was determined. She knew it was only a few more periods until lunch, but she didn't care. She was caught up in the moment. She hopped over fallen trees and branches, increasingly pursuing the rabbit. After leaping her way around the greenery, she thought she had found a way to cut off the rabbit. Just as the rabbit thought she was gone, Patricia surprised it from the front and pounced on it.