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Who: Dari and Az
What: Pyromancy practice
Where: near/in Divination classroom
When: After dinner, Friday March 24
Dari's well-worn copy of Transcendental Magic: Its Doctrine and Ritual was held loosely in her hand, her bag filled with other things they would need and slung casually over her shoulder as she approached the spot where she'd agreed to meet Az.
Dari was really looking forward to this, tonight. It wasn't often that she got to practice Divination with someone, and someone who actually enjoyed it the way she did. Add to it that it was someone she enjoyed spending time with anyway and she was expecting it to be a really enjoyable evening.
Of course, she was slightly nervous, too. They were going to be playing with fire - literally - and she hadn't ever done this form of Divination before, even though she'd spent have the week researching. Or the past couple of days, anyway.
She looked around the corridor, checking to see if Az had arrived yet. She thought she might be early, though she wasn't quite sure. She was definitely a little bit nervous, because she didn't want to screw up or anything, but she knew that would go away once they got started.
What: Pyromancy practice
Where: near/in Divination classroom
When: After dinner, Friday March 24
Dari's well-worn copy of Transcendental Magic: Its Doctrine and Ritual was held loosely in her hand, her bag filled with other things they would need and slung casually over her shoulder as she approached the spot where she'd agreed to meet Az.
Dari was really looking forward to this, tonight. It wasn't often that she got to practice Divination with someone, and someone who actually enjoyed it the way she did. Add to it that it was someone she enjoyed spending time with anyway and she was expecting it to be a really enjoyable evening.
Of course, she was slightly nervous, too. They were going to be playing with fire - literally - and she hadn't ever done this form of Divination before, even though she'd spent have the week researching. Or the past couple of days, anyway.
She looked around the corridor, checking to see if Az had arrived yet. She thought she might be early, though she wasn't quite sure. She was definitely a little bit nervous, because she didn't want to screw up or anything, but she knew that would go away once they got started.