Lyriel

Evocation Magic: Studying individual spells at their most intricate levels through grimoires or scrolls allows her to engrain that spell in her memory and cast it, even if the spell belongs to a type of magic she has no prior experience with.

@PureKnighthood to take Elle’s hands. “Thank you. I would love to have you by my side whenever that day comes.”

@PureKnighthood Lyriel blinked in surprise, and several eyes around them turned to awkwardly stare as Elle knelt in front of her. But while it had caught the elf off guard, she knew the paladin well enough to understand how genuine the gesture was. Smiling, she leaned forward and reached out -

Watching the tournament end from the stands. That could have been her down there, but nooo, she had to be off on a job.

@CopyCatsPride young mages shows. Even so, I hope the best for them the same as I do for ours.”

@CopyCatsPride “He’s…a curious person, to say the least,” Lyriel replied regarding Julius. She hadn’t said anything negative about the man, but she wasn’t making much of an attempt to defend him either. “I’m glad to hear that. I doubt you’re surprised at how much promise your guild’s crop of-

“Luke Cloud, I presume?” she said, approaching @CopyCatsPride in the stands. “Mind if I join you?”

@Transmxte the difference between two similar-looking flowers.

@Transmxte a person. It would take some time to study your magical signature so I could distinguish any irregularities, but I could test for that later if you’d like.” She said it all with a casual smile, with the same kind of enthusiasm a botanist might have when discussing how to tell -

Her eyes rested on a flyer in hand, lacrima phone in the other. A few buttons later, she dialed the number on the flyer to call @SpellColIector.

@Transmxte “If good luck has eluded you this long, then surely that must mean you’re due for some,” she replied with a smile, only for the curious expression to come back. “You haven’t had a curse put on you or anything, have you?”

@SpellColIector “Oh, I, uh…” She rubbed the back of her neck as she tried to find the right words without sounding too overly pathetic. “…I suppose I’m just prone to bad luck. Nothing really ever goes how I want. Quite the opposite, actually.”

@PureKnighthood worked together and managed to drive him off.”

@PureKnighthood until he showed up at our guild recently.” The scene flashed in her memory uncomfortably. “Luckily I had help.” She nodded toward the tower. “Our healer up there and another of our young mages saved my life. Then three other powerful mages unexpectedly joined the battle. We -

@Transmxte “Never?” Lyriel turned toward Suki with a curious expression. “What makes you say that? If you don’t mind me asking.”

@SpellColIector “I see….” Suki nodded and watched intently, her eyes on the aforementioned fight below. “Luck is always nice to have, I bet. I’ve never been on the good side of things to really experience it….”

@PureKnighthood see eye-to-eye with Oen on much. But the library here and the research materials I have to work with are tremendous. The mages here are all bright and young with high potentials. Being their teacher is a lot more responsibility than I used to have, but they’re a good bunch.”

@PureKnighthood she’d been through lately. “Well… I got into an all out battle with Daityas in the guild hall in my first week.” That hadn’t exactly started things out on a high note. “I’m still not quite sure how I feel about our master, Julius. He’s a difficult man to read, and he doesn’t -

@PureKnighthood young one up there may not have made it to the top,” she said, then her smile died down a bit with sudden realization. “That’s right, I was still a member of Paladin’s Piece when we last spoke… How is Oen doing?”

@PureKnighthood “It has,” Lyriel agreed. It had been many months, perhaps even a year since they’d last met. A long time by human standards for certain, but even for Lyriel it was more than long enough to have missed Elle. “Selfishly, I’m glad you didn’t make it back in time. If you had, our -

@Transmxte magic out of anyone in the tournament. But with resourcefulness and luck, she’s managed to get all the way to the finals. I was probably her biggest doubter. But sometimes it’s not so bad to be proven wrong.”

@Transmxte “‘Ours,’ since you’ll be part of the guild too,” Lyriel corrected, then smiled while pointing toward one of the large screens, showing a young woman in green robes. “That’s Meilin. She’s our healer. Before this she’d never been in a fight, and she had the smallest capacity for -