Magic School of Thot

[Tiger99]

A couple of students were going to hex Dawn for her disrespect of the system!

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Diece finished sipping his tea with both hands on cup as the tendrils gripped some of the Nagas, setting down the tea as manner dictates.  "Now, now. The little miss has a point.  There has been history of dark mages aiding students in the trials, not to mention a few that enter the trials themselves.  Although they rarely survive the displeasure of the existing Divine Visionaries, it would be a good idea to do away with the system, is what she thinks."

Some of the Capricorns were tangled in chains as Trig finished slurping up his noodles, setting the bowl down to savor the flavor before speaking up.  "That thought is foolish for two reasons.  The first is that simply refusing to participate does not dissuade the other two schools from sending their candidates.  The second is that the current Divine Visionaries are proof that the system works, so while you say it has flaws, people will overlook those flaws."

Angelica patted Aleya on the back (to dislodge some food) before turning her attention to some of the Leos cuffed to the table.  "Do you even know why the title of Divine Visionary is coveted?  In the early age of history, countries had hundreds of mages ready for war.  There were some powerful archmages that were as powerful as ten mages.  But the first Divine Visionary...wipe out such wars and brought peace.  That's why the schools produce a Divine Visionary each year, to dissuade other mages from fighting for power, and don't say that peace is an option when you already thought the teachers would attack you."

"Hahaha.  Such a lively batch we have this year." Headmaster Thottius the Third chuckled at the display.  The three students quickly released their spells and the unruly students sat back down quickly.  "All sides do have a good point about the Divine Visionaries.  In fact, it's in their name, the ones who have an idea what the future of our world should be; I'd imagine that becoming a Divine Visionary this year is the best way to deny such a title, Miss Lovegood, though you would want to hold that title so you can debate with the other Divine Visionaries on that subject.  Although...I'll have to speak to the teachers the difference between making their lessons simple and restricting the answers to simple ones."

Thottius took a bite of his veggie lasagna.  "Hmmm.  In future Herbology classes, you'd also be learning about things like soil and weather to get better results for your ingredients such as these vegetables."

Sabrina was kinda shocked by most people's reactions. Sure she was in the same mindset as them that Dawn's argument was somewhat flawed but the fact that a majority of the school seemed ready to curse her into oblivion (especially in her own house!) Was frustrating.

She was about to give people a piece of her mind when the Headmaster spoke. As she listened to his words she knew more then ever she wanted to be a Visionary, she wanted to help make a future where honor and people's actions are more valued just as much if not more then the family one comes from.

So the next time a situation like this occurred, there wouldn't be so many getting their wands ready to use against someone. 

"You should feel ashamed of yourselves." Sabrina stated to a few people near her who had just sat back down.