"It is important for mages to understand the substance from which all spells are sculpted: Mana. No matter what color we are best attuned to, we are nothing without this essential energy that flows around and through us every moment of every day. For this lesson, we will forego the casting, and focus primarily on gathering this fundamental building block of all that we do. As mages, it is our duty to use this gift to the best of our abilities. Hone our skills to a razor's edge, that we best utilize this resource that sustains us." - Rabrandt "Enigma" Cyanis
Even now, Edmund could still hear the voice of his professor ringing in his head as he and his fellow students practiced in the training fields. While the wolfkin could lecture away if permitted, he always understood that, especially in a field as individualized and personal as magic, practical application and field practice were necessities. It was part of how he garnered the respect of his students.
And as he held the ephemeral, gently glowing substance in his hands, the tigerkin started to comprehend why his professor had impressed the lesson so strongly. Even before enrolling at the Magistrum, he had been no stranger to the powerful effects of magic, particularly his own. Bullies and thugs had learned to fear a blast of lightning or wind as much as they did a blow from his fists, but this was different.
To think, the same energy that went into every one of his outbursts could be so... warm, so gentle. It had a profound impact on the young man, as he would go on to hone and refine his skills.
What can I say, I never tire of seeing
Marsel-Defender draw my handsome tiger, especially when he chooses to ditch the shirt.
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Enigma belongs to me.
Even now, Edmund could still hear the voice of his professor ringing in his head as he and his fellow students practiced in the training fields. While the wolfkin could lecture away if permitted, he always understood that, especially in a field as individualized and personal as magic, practical application and field practice were necessities. It was part of how he garnered the respect of his students.
And as he held the ephemeral, gently glowing substance in his hands, the tigerkin started to comprehend why his professor had impressed the lesson so strongly. Even before enrolling at the Magistrum, he had been no stranger to the powerful effects of magic, particularly his own. Bullies and thugs had learned to fear a blast of lightning or wind as much as they did a blow from his fists, but this was different.
To think, the same energy that went into every one of his outbursts could be so... warm, so gentle. It had a profound impact on the young man, as he would go on to hone and refine his skills.
What can I say, I never tire of seeing
Marsel-Defender draw my handsome tiger, especially when he chooses to ditch the shirt.Please fav the artist's submission as well: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/43831706/
Art by
Marsel-DefenderEnigma belongs to me.
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A question that is, and shall forever be, both simple and complex to answer.
For one with the gift of magic, channeling and gathering mana is an act as intrinsic and basic as drawing breath.
It is something we simple do. One can teach themselves how to do it more efficiently, but it is always there.
For one with the gift of magic, channeling and gathering mana is an act as intrinsic and basic as drawing breath.
It is something we simple do. One can teach themselves how to do it more efficiently, but it is always there.
It's good to see him realize that mana has more to it than shooting lightning, even if he knew that, experiencing it is something that will stick better, it's a good lesson to learn control over it, anyone can just violently lash out a destructive burst, but few can for example weave the bolt right between battling allies to only hit enemies, it requires a gentle touch, which counterintuitively leads to even greater power.
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