10-13-2022, 11:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-13-2022, 11:57 PM by Flashlight237.)
Dawn sighed. "I'll never understand the desires of humanity." Dawn walked further down the roof out of Lilith's sight. Once the coast was clear, she went back to meditating, her white aura glowing once more. After some time, Dawn was surrounded by some small rocks floating around her. It seems this is how she intends to train her magic.
It's pitiful how a lot of the people in this school turn into greedy punks over a title, Dawn thought. Unlike everyone else, I merely came here to improve my own magic. Even the Logons and their druids have their limitations. Nearly half the entire school went ballistic over my personal views towards the idea of being a Divine Visionary. Entities like the so-called Divine Visionaries will fall victim to their desires eventually. I'm no saint in that regard either. While I may have came off as somewhat egotistical when expressing my views toward the title, and while I do hold my skill in some regard, even I have my limitations. For example, I can't exactly say Trig is right about me being capable of leaving unmolested without him and the other seniors stopping their assaults with those numbers; that is a situation I would've had to fight back against if I wanted such an outcome. And there was no way I would've gotten that golden bun bun fur without some sort of strategy after my misstep with the paper. If a Divine Visionary were to come right for me at this moment, it would be in my best interest to only use my magic in self-defense if they decide to attack unless I want a very unfortunate outcome to happen to me. It'll be hard to break them from their desires either way.
It's pitiful how a lot of the people in this school turn into greedy punks over a title, Dawn thought. Unlike everyone else, I merely came here to improve my own magic. Even the Logons and their druids have their limitations. Nearly half the entire school went ballistic over my personal views towards the idea of being a Divine Visionary. Entities like the so-called Divine Visionaries will fall victim to their desires eventually. I'm no saint in that regard either. While I may have came off as somewhat egotistical when expressing my views toward the title, and while I do hold my skill in some regard, even I have my limitations. For example, I can't exactly say Trig is right about me being capable of leaving unmolested without him and the other seniors stopping their assaults with those numbers; that is a situation I would've had to fight back against if I wanted such an outcome. And there was no way I would've gotten that golden bun bun fur without some sort of strategy after my misstep with the paper. If a Divine Visionary were to come right for me at this moment, it would be in my best interest to only use my magic in self-defense if they decide to attack unless I want a very unfortunate outcome to happen to me. It'll be hard to break them from their desires either way.