Previous thread by the way,

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>>744498
Dat video

>>744519
Another thread gets archived
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/703092
>>744594
That's how you get burned at the stake right there.

>>744651
If only this world were so openly tolerant.

Anyway so like last thread, you get the choice of resuming play as either Alicia temporarily, or Mags. As some point Alicia deserves a bit, your choice just when.

>>745302
Lets go with Mags, we'll play as Alicia after the Fire Eve/Night of Pyres

>>745302
Mags.
>>745330
Let's switch between them
I'm curious about the award ceremony mags is getting.

>>745330
>>745386
Ok Mags it is, will resume with her when play continues, probably tomorrow morning-ish.

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>>745498
Jk bby
Take your time

>tfw you have a quest to run but you get murdered and replaced by a CIA spook who isn't very good at impersonating you, and spent a bunch of time playing Civ 6 instead

Mags (you!) had a pretty busy weekend, including winning a magic duel, sorting out some relationships and pursuing the vampire menace. However, with skill and luck you emerged victorious, and gained the thanks and admiration of some of the local populace, and among other things are supposed to be rewarded. After a fest mind you, of the culture from Aea and Vela's home country.

That is of course, after progressing through the remainder of the school week. You've just finished out the second day of class.

>What do you want to do?

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>>748862
Holy Shit OP, you had me worried, thought something happened to you

Anyways

Hang out with Lisbeth, ask her about her opinion on having two moms

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>>748862
Welcome back OP
Ask Lisbeth how her studies on magic are going.
Since we're a basic spell pro we could tutor her.
Also check her aura and how her individual aura is different than others.
Then right it down.
The properties of it might be important

>>748879
Something did happen to me, I got Civ 6.

After your personal studies you find Lisbeth, playing with a new doll. She says he likes you when you sit down with her, and takes to translating his "whispering" into her ear.

>two moms

what the jej?

>>748903
Her magic studies are going decently well, she's a level below you but she likes the idea of you teaching her. However it occurs to you that teaching her may be hard since your sources of magic are different and you'd probably not make a good teacher. You do check her aura though, it's the swirling sort, typical of someone who is naturally just gifted in magic. It's more prominent that most folks so maybe the stars or gods took a shine to her, but that would explain why as an orphaned peasant girl, she was still taken into the sponsorship program.

>>748924
I gtg OP, im sick as fuck and i need to get my fever down

Later bby
>>748903
U keep going bby

>>748924
>More prominent than most
She has talent!
She might be able to go places!
Tell her this. Maybe It'll encourage her.

>>748937
You tell her that and while it encourages her that you think highly of her, makes her happy, she comes to let you know that she's already aware of that and said it's why she's kept around in the first place. Otherwise they'd have just removed her after Jane took hostile to her.

>>748952
Wait.
Ask her what she plans to do after she's finished with schooling.

>>748961
She hasn't given that a lot of thought, but hopes to find a nice man, get married and have a family. She assumes she'll end up providing magic assistance for some time after she gets out of school, but hopes it doesn't impact her ability to get married.

>>748985
Good for her.
I guess.
If she's happy she's happy.
Hopefully we can stay in contact with her.
Let's ask her how her weeks here have been going.

>>748990
You know it likely to be the faith in part speaking through her. A strong encouragement for girls to find and devote oneself to a man, and support and provide him with children and always defer to him. Though who are you to judge, you'd honestly be perfectly happy with the same thing.

She hopes at least though to always remain in contact with you of course. You ask her how time's been, she speaks to the usual difficulty with her roommate, now more than usual because of it being known that the two of you are close. She also talks about difficulty at learning Eslen, and feels bad for it and prays often and always makes sure to try and make up for it and pay attention when the girls go to church.

She's herself, curious about your time away and hopes it went well for you.

>>748999
>Our time away
Fought bandits.
Found treasure
Successfully escaped gypsies that wanted me to get married to the Gypsy king. I said no.
And came back here and hunted a vampire.

>>749017
That's all quite exciting to her, even just to hear, and she's obviously amazed by your exploits. It probably makes sense, since her life is within these walls, and without friends.

>>749039
Yep adventuring is serious. But fun at times and can be rewarding in it's own way. I might just wander the lands helping people. It'd feel wrong to just waste this power and not help anyone. Cause then it's just worthless

>>749043
That seems too dangerous to her thinking, but she wishes you well if you intend to follow that lifestyle, and as usual she'll pray for you and help in any way she can.

>>749072
>Too dangerous to her thinking
That's fair.
But there can be no great accomplishment without risk
Anyways we should leave the school grounds and find lisbeth her new family.
Bid Lisbeth farewell.

>>749086
You say goodbye to Lisbeth for now, she gives you a hug and a kiss to see you off, and suggests you take the doll for support.

>What do you want to do now?

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>749139
>Take the doll for support
Can we eventually Imbue them with childlike intelligence and some form of communication?

Anyways let's commence searching for potential parents for Lisbeth.

>>749146
Indeed you can, some other students have similar creations. Eliza for example, has an animated broom that does her chores for her and also functions as a basic clock and calendar.

As for parents, do you randomly want to start looking just anywhere, or from the people you know or are familiar with?

>>749182
Let's start by asking around with the people we know. Anyone that wants to adopt or knows someone that does.

My internet is being really spotty for some reason.

>>749186
Asking the people you know isn't much a success you find since they're all single pretty much. Some of them are not opposed to marrying (even each other) as was required for adoption of Lisbeth, but you'd need to make a good case to them for it, and for the girl.

If you want you could also try asking to people you know, if they know possible parents/couples. Roll for that if it interests you.

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>749277
Rolling and then going to sleep.

>>749290
>21

Julien's older sister maybe could adopt Lisbeth. Though she's not in the capitol and he can't say for sure if she'd be able to.

>>749339
Head to the orphanage actually.
Check for auras on the children.
I'm curious.

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>749339
And ideally focus on pulsing auras.
I'll roll for our luck on finding a good one.

>>749290
>>749277
Maybe Charles parents know of someone? We should ask them

>>749653
Orphanages don't exist at this time, it's a church-handled issue. If you like though you can visit one of the nearby parochial buildings and see the children there.

As many as you might expect to see in the care of the church though, you know that many, many more are living on the streets.

>>749853
You can roll to see if Charles thinks so. Your initial roll didn't get you much.

>>749959
Kk

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>749959
>>749965
Forgot my roll

>>749971
Which roll is that for? The orphans or Charles?

>>749975
Charles

>>749985
>83

You go to Charles and request him to ask his parents if they'd know anyone possible parents for Lisbeth. He says he'll ask but thinks there's a good chance actually.

>>749998
Yusssss
Lets go back to school and give Lisbeth the good news

>>750023
That's not exactly news since Charles only says there's a good chance, but you can tell Lisbeth if you want. Might get her hopes up for nothing though.

>>750061
:/
Then let's just go back to school, hang out with with our friends

Also how long until the Fire Eve?

>>750085
It's only been two days roughly, so still almost two weeks. It's about 4 days till the fest, and then a week after that.

Anything in particular on your mind for hanging out? One thing in particular that you get stopped by Tia, the half-troll. You've never really spoken to her and you're not sure if you've ever heard her talk before at all, but she says in admittedly simple speaking that she heard you beat David the tarrasque-descended in a duel and good for you, she respects you for that. You get some inkling that she doesn't much like David and something happened in the past.

>>750100
Try to get closer to her while we wait for the feast

Also Time Skip to the feast

>>750142
Closer to who during that time?

>>750147
Tia bruh
Having a half-troll as a friend should be cool

>>750153
Ok yeah you can do that. Make a roll for the rest of the school week passing.

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>750226

>>750240
Cool. Got to duck out for awhile but will be back to resume things for the festival later. As usual feel free to take things over till then.

I would fanfic it up but I'm sick af right now

Nondescript u there bby?

>>750435
Yes?
>>750245
>Through the Almacian forests a pair of glowing slit like eyes can be seen as a dragon. Aderoth. Crawls along through the forest floor.

>As he travels he comes upon his destination. A sort of burrow.

>Before entering he sits at the entrance. This is where he met her.

>He enters cautiously. It's slightly smaller then he remembers.

>He could up in a circle, reminiscing about his time here. And her. What was her name again? No matter. He shall remember in time. Maybe she'll tell him herself. If she still lives where he thinks she does.
>How he'll get into contact with her will be something to deal with later. For now rest.

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>>750839
Daddy issues here we come

I hope this becomes canon

Ayo I'm back.

So where do we want to continue?

>>751434
We were going to head to where the church keeps all the orphaned kids.
And ideally look for magic blooded ones.

>>751435
Ah right. Well feel free to roll to see if you find any such childrens.

Rolled 24 (1d100)

>>751462
Rollan.

>>751394
You want to add an aiding roll for having a potentially cool child to adopt?
>>751462
What would the church do to a child with any fae blood?

>>751473
>What would the church do to a child with any fae blood?

You cannot even conceive of how fast that child would be put to death.

Rolled 43 (1d100)

>>751462
Shiiieeet, i didn't notice op was back

>>751476
And now disgust kicks in.
If we actually stay here long enough to see the 21st century we will have so much shit to talk about Almace.

>>751484
To be fair, a faeborn child wouldn't be able to live in or around a church in the first place.

>>751480
>43

You have to go to a few, and go through the steps of wanting to see the children, like meeting with the priest or nun charged with their care, and making a donation and whatnot. But you manage to locate with your eyes, three children whom plainly have magic potential, and one whom has a pulsing aura like your own. The other two are the usual swirl.

>What do you want to do?

>>751498
Focus on it and see if we can discern a color
Then let's go talk to this child.

>>751498
What did the pulsating aura mean?
Did dad SCALE'd another girl?
>>751502
Supporting.

>>751508
Pulsing means inherited magic rather than naturally magical.

>>751502
Feel free to roll on the color, or pick out some magical creature if you have a particular preference.

At any rate you go talk to the child, a young lad who doesn't like your eyes and reserved towards you.

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>751517
First off me and OG should probably roll for blood potency right?

And Phoenix.
They can have the healing factor we never got.

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>751525
Support roll

>>751525
That's sensible, probably breakdown like;

>100-90 = Parent
>89-69 = Grandparent
>68-38 = Great Grandparent
>37-0 = Distant Relative

So the boy's grandparent was a magical entity. Not phoenix though, too powerful.

>>751538
Aw man

>>751525
Dragon?

>>751538
What about a caladrius?
It's a white bird of regular size.
It has healing power but only of diseases.
It can't heal from wounds super fast or be immortal. So outside of healing any pathogens and the ability to cast magic they're basically still a human.
>>751546
Too powerful m8

>>751546
That's not too powerful, but supposed to be rarer than that. The odds of you just randomly searching an orphanage and finding a child like that are stupidly low. Not to mention the boy would have been scooped up at some point if that were the case.

>>751556
That's possible if you guys want that sure.

>>751556
This is cool too

>>751564
I'm for it.
plus they can cure Alicia's lycanthropy.

Would we even know what kind of magical creature they are?

>>751569
Nope, you have no way of knowing and neither would the child.

Also, the kid wouldn't be able to have the full benefits of his ancestry, and unlike you he can't further become like his ancestor. The extent of his benefits are probably just that he's immune to diseases and such, and of course the ability to perform magic.

>>751583
The ingredients he could give to Alicia would cure her
Right?

>>751583
That's still good actually.
and maybe Alicia can experiment with their hair.
Because basically they have magic in their blood that auto cock blocks every illness.
But before we lock in I'm going to look at more mythical creatures.

>>751591
Only maaaybe if he were a half one. Alicia's disease is magical.

>>751595
That's fair for sure, she might be able to do something at least against normal diseases.

You can keep looking though, and whatever you settle on is fine. You can also go Eastern with your choices since travel between the Orient is frequent and possible in this century. Probably not New World though.

>>751583
Feng Huang-He would probably the ability to control and command birds.
Devil Bird-Predict when someone will die or is close to dieing? Like future prediction of only death.
Raiju(lightning cat)- Affinity to lightning shit and probably an innate ability for a lightning aura spell since the creature has one.
Basilisk- I don't know. Can cause problems physical harm by willing harm upon someone while staring at them for a specified amount of time?


This is all I got so far.

>>751625
Choices choices!

>>751631
Also Alicia's disease is some unholy magic pathogen?
This universe is shitty.
Anyways if the blood of a weird magic bird won't cure her guess Alicia will just have to git gud at alchemy.

I'm for the Raiju because lightning shit is cool.

>>751639
Not unholy, just a magic blood born disease. No normal disease is going to make someone quickly metamorphosize into a wolf in a matter of minutes.

>git gud at alchemy

Literally her entire motivation and ongoing focus.

Raiju is fine though, you guys like?

>>751651
Though I'm curious.
Would the child also get some agility and reflex buffs to being related to a cat?
Not changing my mind just curious.

>>751657
You want the cat one? Wiki says they also got weasels and stuff.

He'd probably have some notable benefits though, yeah, and a propensity for electricity.

>>751662
Yes cat's
Cat's are best non-mythical creatures

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>>751670
Sure thing buddy, whatever you say.

So the boy is quarter lightning-cat. Mags doesn't know this though, just that he has a magical entity as a relative and a fairly recent one given his appropriately strong aura.

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>>751695
Sounds good.
Soon his superior to human cat genes will let him do magically assisted parkour and beat up criminals. Especially people that use guns.

>>751705
Well what do you want to do? You can talk to the lad, again he's reserved towards you and isn't aware of what you are. Probably isn't aware of what he is either.

>>751725
Yes let's talk to the boy. And introduce ourselves. Maybe we can get a name out of him too.

>>751725
Ask the nun if we can speak with him privately
And this
>>751727

>>751730
She doesn't really have a problem with that, you don't seem like a pervert.

>>751727
You take the boy aside to talk to him. He wonders why you're showing interest in him and thinks you'd enjoy spending time with one of the younger children more. You introduce yourself somewhat, you can sense some skepticism on him, but he clearly thinks there's something different about you if only because of the eyes. Because of this he has some concern why you're interested in him, and asks what someone like you would want with someone like him.

His name is___?

>>751735
>Why we're interested in him.
Well we aren't having children of our own for some time. So we wanted to adopt one. But we have to make sure we aren't irresponsible about it. So we have an important question. What do you want to do when you get older?

(I want to give him a simple name. John? Or maybe Shaun? Those names are possible I think)
(What's his age OP.)

>>751745
Adoption? Mags doesn't want to be weighed down by children that aren't her own, Lisbeth is kind of pushing it already.

You claim to be interested in adoption though, which is largely unheard of to him, and he supposes the nun responsible for him will be relieved. You ask him what he wants to do when he gets older, he figures go fight in the wars probably, or take to the faith. That's pretty much the future most boys here have to look forward to.

John or Shaun could work but are decidedly anglo names, Almese is more Frankish. Either way the boy is 10.

>>751763
Shush Mags. Your taste is shit.
This kid is nice.
Plus maybe people will leave you be a bit more if you say you're raising an orphan.
Anyways
Ask him what he likes to do.

>>751776
Kek

>>751776
Mags doesn't feel like she has a problem with people not leaving her be. At least not enough to devote time and resources to a child, especially one not hers. Where does it end, will she end up with twenty orphans she's caring for in a year's time?

You ask him what he likes to do at any rate, he likes playing with the other boys, climbing and exploring, and basic woodworking which is a pretty common hobby for boys. He thinks it kind of nosy and asks you what you like to do?

>>751788
>Where does it end.
With one child.
That's the slippery slope fallacy right there Mags.
Up your debate game.
>What we like to do.
We tend to travel around a lot and explore actually.
Right now we live here to study magic.

>>751794
>With one child.

Then why not her own child? She's not getting any younger. Up your debate, inner voice, you're up against the biological clock.

Alternatively if you were to adopt a child, why not a, for lack of a more polite term, interesting kid? This one is only a quarter magically descended or so, why not a halfie like you? The more powerful the better, so what if the nun tells you this kid has been hit by lightning several times and has survived every time?

Talking about yourself though, again he's skeptical, and thinks it unlikely that a lady would be traveling around and exploring. It's more intriguing to him though than talking to the nun. He asks how your family lets you travel around and stuff, and what the priests think of you when you go to confession?

>>751805
>so what if the nun tells you this kid has been hit by lightning several times and has survived every time?
That is actually pretty cool.
>Then why not her own child? She's not getting any younger. Up your debate, inner voice, you're up against the biological clock.
I'd like to point out that as a dragon you have a few centuries to have plenty of children.
Also Maggie the odds of finding a halfie is extremely unlikely and plus we can't exactly just roam the countryside searching for one just to come back here to have them trained properly.

It's like a merchant game. Being valuable is good. But you also have to factor your ability to sell and unload the product in a reasonable time frame.

>Why our parents let us travel around.
Like financially?
We pay for it ourselves. And physically I am not sure they can stop us.
>What the priests think of is at confession.
Actually we recently received praise from a priest for slaying a vampire.
>He thinks it's unlikely.
We are basically one of the most unorthodox, most uncommon people he'll meet.

>>751805
But with who tho
We're still single and with no male interest

>>751844
That's a good point.
Our best bet would be to hire a translator that speaks the tongue of the heathen lands
Or use magic to communicate telepathically with someone there with magical talent and use them as a mouthpiece.

Or one of the other places like the Orient or new world(if we want full blooded dragons)

>>751832
>I'd like to point out that as a dragon you have a few centuries to have plenty of children.

While that is very true, she isn't entirely of that mindset and takes the possibility of living longer with a grain of salt. She knows she's a human mostly now, she knows she's got not a huge window, and perhaps most of all she still wants human children. It's hard to bank potential future transformation gains against her whole life so far, from social norms and traditions, and even biology prompting her to find a good guy to marry and have a family as soon as possible.

As for finding a halfie, you raise a good point, but if roaming the country is something you already regularly do, you imagine it would happen sooner or later. Also being fair, you just did a quick search of a few hours around churches in the area, and already found a quarter-kid. Statistically if you just better spent your searching, maybe with some help, you imagine it wouldn't be extremely difficult to find a halfie or even more than that. Just a consideration.

>Like financially?

No he actually means socially. Like why your parents (particularly your father) let you go gallivanting around. He doesn't think that's a very ladylike thing to do, and it's certainly a sin for a daughter to disobey or run away from her father, or leave the family under inappropriate circumstances.

He doesn't know what a vampire is, but more and more he's convince that indeed you are unorthodox, and wonders why you haven't been put in the stocks, forcibly married, or sent off to a nunnery.

>>751844
Well that's part of the issue. Like if you were to suggest Mags to start looking for a man to marry, she wouldn't at all be opposed to it. More and more other people, and she too, will start to think it a problem if she doesn't have a man in her life at her age. Sure she's not a normal young woman, but that's a really basic expectation, even from just a religious standpoint, let alone social one.

Certainly the last thing she or any woman in this age would want, is to wind up an old maid.

>>751854
Translators are fairly common in the more exploratory-oriented or mercantile countries. Worth noting that charming people or dominating them with will, works across language barriers. Though that's like taking a bulldozer to a problem that needs a hammer.

>>751876
>Doesn't know what a vampire is.
Basically they're unholy creatures that prey on the blood of the innocent. Hence why they're hunted.
>Socially
Our father (technically we aren't lying cause Aderoth gives no shits about our love of traveling.) Is fine with it. And I'd like to note that we may be odd but you aren't one to talk. No normal human is like you. They don't have...that...
(Ominous foreshadowing.)

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>>751876
Wow
Fuck this kid
Get offended at his remark about us

Anyways

I'd be down for settling with Fera and adopting some nice kids

>>751902
>(technically we aren't lying cause Aderoth gives no shits about our love of traveling.)

Implying you aren't both a marker for finding and intended protector of his favorite piece of human puss.

You describe to him a vampire though, and he thinks you sound like an Inquisitor now, and wonders if you aren't actually an adherent to the church? The topic of your ominous foreshadowing goes over his head though, he doesn't know about that part of him.

>>751904
You can't bring yourself to get too offended since his words hit you deep, considering you roughly feel and believe the same way, and were at least raised as such. The kid isn't being snarky either or trying to offend you, that's just his and the beliefs of the faith.

If you're using adoption as an alternate means of having children "with" Fera though, that's certainly a different matter. It occurs to you though that you and probably even here, if you were to go down that route together, would prefer to just have children by some guy(s) who aren't apt to stick around and hinder your lives together. Pregnant by way of one night stand is a small price to pay, if you want lives and a family together.

All tentative of course, you're not sure about Fera in the big picture, though to be fair you're farther along with her than any guy so far.

>>751922
Are you reading my mind?
That's exactly how I had Aderoth like in my head.
Our Mom was his favorite and all that jazz is what I mean.

>An adherent of the church.
Not yet. We want to be(only somewhat) though we'd rather get more experience dealing with unholy creatures and such. It's only our second vampire. Also learning magic is important for us.
Now we're wondering. Do you have interest in magic? You certainly have the aptitude for it.

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>>751922
Also
>It's his belief and his faith
Have a meme.

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>>751934
Well I don't know about favorite but probably first.

You bring up magic to him, but he says he didn't think much of it, seems like too much reading and learning to him, to get used to or make good on.

>>751942
Have a pic.

>>752034
Hey OP since the kid is magic blooded could he theoretically cast a basic spell just by saying the incantation?

>>752043
Even you weren't able to do that when you started, so probably not. You could always try, though you'll have a tough time trying to get him interested in doing so.

>>752034
>Too much reading and learning to get used to or make good on.
I enjoy it.
And the basics aren't that difficult. Children can do it

>>752063
The idea isn't as unappealing to him now, but he says he already does a lot of reading for church, he doesn't know how he'd be able to start reading and studying magic as well. He does think it fair that magic could come in handy for a soldier though, and asks if you know magic that would work in that way?

>>752066
Barrier?
It's basically a defensive spell that comes in two basic types. A wall that blocks off a direction or a bubble that encompasses your body. It'd be handy in any sort of melee.
Though someone like you probably has some sort of magical skill or affinity as well as the ability to cast.

(OP what buffs would being undead have given us?)

>>752076
CRAZY BUFFS YOU KNOW IT FOR SURE!

I don't know, would depend on the undead. With a ghost parent though you could probably turn ghostly and sheeyit, for example.

As for the kid, you explain the barrier spell to him, but you don't really have a book or paper means of demonstrating it to him, or for him to read and try to cast from. You could come back later and try again if you like though, maybe bring a wand or crystal for him to try to use, and create a circle or something for him to cast inside of.

Though maybe he'd have a better chance with a spell that fits whatever entity he's descended from?

>>752079
Oh and for pretty much any undead, you'd be able to traverse the underworld or afterlife safely.

>>752079
We don't know that though.
Though we can start by going through elements.
Like water,lightning,fire,earth and such.
Mention these elements and ask if he's had a particular affinity or maybe lot's of experience with one.
Ask if he really did get struck by lightning multiple times.
Maybe his ancestor is lightning related.

>>752084
Damn, that sounds cool as fuck

>>752084
>Tfw you could have answered what the after life was like.
All that knowledge. Lost.
>>752079
>Could turn ghostly
Damnit this could have made us bullet proof
(Also I'm pretty sure the only reason some anons chose dragon was for the strong body. But our body isn't even that amazing) that realization made me face palm.

>>752093
The poor kid is terribly confused and has no idea what you're talking about, with elements and affinity, same with this talk of ancestors and whatnot.

When you ask about getting hit by lightning though, he does admit that yes it's actually not that uncommon of an occurrence for him and has happened plenty of times for some strange reason. Enough that, when it rains or storms, the nun makes him stay as far away from the outside or windows as possible, due to a bad situation where a fire was caused from him being struck inside once.

>>752096
Also obviously you'd have an in-road to necromancy, rather than aetherial magic as you do now.

>>752106
Your body isn't strong now but it could be overtime. Already from your simple fitness efforts, you're stronger than probably any normal woman.

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>>752108
We could've brought back Arachne

God dammit

>>752108
>Ancestors
Basically someone in your lineage slept with a magical creature.
And from the look of your magical aura which is the mark of a magic user. It's pretty recent. Maybe a parent or grand parent.

And if you keep getting hit by lightning said creature could be related to lightning.
Theoretically that means your a literal magic lightning rod.

>>752119
I know mang.
Wrath of the death gods means shit.
I would have done it.

>>752120
You try to explain the situation to him but his grasp of the birds and the bees is flimsy at best and he can't grasp what you mean, he thinks and says he's human, so his parents must have been human, and their parents and so on.

He does admit it's weird the relationship with lightning though, and like how he accidentally starts fires or hurts people if he moves around in bed or with some blankets. To him though at best it's a religious thing and at worst a curse. He says if you think you know what's the deal though, you can go ahead and try to prove it, or show otherwise.

>>752119
Without an actual journey to the underworld to reclaim her soul, if such a thing was possible, you'd probably just end up reanimating her with dead magic which isn't the same as bringing her back.

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>>752137
We would've done it god dammit
I didn't ask for these feels

Is there a way we can still do it?

Get in touch with a necromancer and hire him to do it/transport us there?

>>752150
Anything is possible, though it gets harder the longer dead she is. So probably by now no.

Unless like, you overthrew a dead god or something and changed the rules. But then God proper would get pissed most likely.

>>752137
Hey OP what's Maggie's grasp on how electricity functions?
Does she know about static discharge?

Also
>I'm actually curious because I've never met such a type. If it's anything like mines it's innate and you can will it out. Maybe you should try and actually make lightning.

Should we roll for his success of this?

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>>752154
Electricity makes as much sense to her as the stars do. She like most people, isn't aware of the concept of electricity, and thinks of lightning as something like a bolt of white fire. So static discharge is a no.

You tell the boy you're curious about him though, and suggest that he could have control over it. You tell him to try it, but he has no idea how to, like if you asked him to change colors.

You can roll, but he doesn't have to experience or ability to create electricity. If he was exposed to it though, and in a controlled environment, knowing what he knows now things might go differently.

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>752161
Is anyone watching us besides the kid?
And do we have any lightning based spells besides lightning sword?
Like a small ball of electricity?
And also rolling anyways.
(Also he doesn't have the ability to make electricity.)
Why not?

>>752164
You've got a room to yourself just you and him. As for other lightning spells, yeah you have a basic bolt or just a spark, and electrifying grasp!

>71

Yeah you can definitely produce a successful spell. But what do you want to do with it?

>>752170
>Electrifying grasp
Does it cover our hands in lightning?
Are we sasuke now?

>>752179
Currently it doesn't coat your hands in electricity, it just shocks what you make contact with. If you increase it's power though you could.

>>752190
Use that and reach out to shake his hand.
Ask him to try and control the electricity.

Should we roll for how good he does it?

>>752197
Yeah sure it's worth a shot.

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>752218
Oh god the pressure.
Please dice hear me.

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>752218
Support roll

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>>752219
>>752222

>>752219
>49

That's not bad. You electrify your hand and ask to hold his. He has no idea what you're up to and is a little suspicious, but when you transfer the electricity to his hand, he starts freaking out as it crackles about it and glows. In a panic, he doesn't know what to do since it isn't going away, and tries shaking it off or smacking it against the floor or wall but to no success. He eventually goes to you freaking out and starting to cry and begging you to stop it, he's clearly frightened.

The main concern though, is that it is stable about his hand.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>752230
>Calm down. I'm not doing this. Just let it go. It's your power now.
I'll roll to see how effective it is. I guess

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>>752233
It's sort of effective you guess, he's not losing his mind and screaming in fear, but he's still distressed as he backs up into a corner, knocking over some things in the process, as he sits there and tries to keep his hand away from him and close his eyes, hope that it goes away.

Also,

>mfw I realize a potential problem, where the players want to become the fantasy Renaissance equivalent of Professor X, going around and finding/collecting all the kids who would otherwise never know they're magical, and awakening them and helping them to understand and control their abilities

>>752239
Is that bad?
I'm pretty sure the crown might actually fund that shit.That has military application written all over it.

Anyways.
>Calm down and feel it. Try to control where it goes. Will it. It can not hurt you. Merely obey.

>>752249
The crown prefers not the idea of even more magic people, in line with the setting sentiment against magic in general. If you went around finding anyone magical who normally wouldn't be, that's just complicating things.

Also you would assumedly operate beyond Almace as well, since there can only be so many magic people in a populace to begin with, so the crown is certainly not going to be a fan of you traveling to other or opposed countries and making them more magical.

Also it's entirely not what I had in mind for the quest. Not opposed to the idea, and not like it can't happen, just completely left field.

Either way you try to tell the kid to calm down, overtime it sort of works as he just becomes less worried on his own and comes to fearfully accept it. You can sense though he's still distressed, and would rather it just stop altogether. He does what you tell him but only because you have a position of authority over him. And to some extent it does work, he's able to focus and move it across his hand to his fingers, or to one side or the other.

>What do you want to do?

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>752282
Oh and we should probably mention that if he can get control of this he might stop shocking people and burning sheets.

Tell him to try focusing it in one finger and pushing it out. Aim your finger in our direction.

Also we should step closer for an easier target. And activate barrier.

>>752296
Support roll before sleep

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>752301
Shit

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>>752304
Im sorry nondescript

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>>752304
Damnit

>>752304
>1

You tell him to channel the electricity and focus it to the end of his hand, if he wants to be rid of it then he'll have to cast if off himself. You let him know you can handle him sending it at you, as you bring up your usual barrier.

Wildly against expectations though, he does as you say, and then a literal full-on bolt of lightning rips through the air between you two in an instant, leaping from his hand towards you and tearing through your barrier spell in a deafening explosion of light and sound. You're sent flying backwards as the barrier shatters, and you hit the wall with a mighty force.

Everything goes dark.

---

You awaken some time later in the church proper, in what you'd guess to be the priest's chambers behind the main altar. Looking around confused and feeling in a world of pain, you call out to anyone, and eventually the priest himself emerges into the room saying for you to lay still you were hurt badly. Just looking over yourself you notice to be in your knickers and with the exposure can see a bright red streaking pattern across your skin that looks like a branching fractal pattern, like a complicated tree branch imprinted across your torso and spreading to your extremities.

The priest says it's by God's grace did you survive, and you'll be lucky to make it out with just the scarring to your body.

>What do you want to do?

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>>752320
Great
More scars

I wonder what's Fera going to say about this

Now i gtg sleep for real

>>752320
We need to get Alicia to work on some potions for getting rid of scars.
We need potions stat to heal us.
Can her potions do that?
>>752325
Scales cover all anon.
Scales cover and protect.

>>752320
Also I need sleep.
Night OP

>>752330
You had this conversation with her before, she's able to make sort of a salve which may or may not mitigate scarring overtime but not completely. The only surefire way to do it would be with blood magic, since with that you can change whatever you want about the body however you like.

So do you want to leave to go find Alicia then? Also scales won't form properly over scars, like when reptiles get scarred normally. Not like it will be scaleless and bare, but the scaling will be different patterned and color, as well as consistency/toughness.

>>752336
Would it be tougher or weaker?
And yes find her.
Cause we already have lot's of scars.

G'night.

>>752336
First things first
We find Alicia and ask her if she can help
Then we go to Fera to let her see what happened to us
I need her opinion

Now im going to sleep for realsies

>>752336
Can I get an estimate of how traumatized that kid is and our odds of getting back into that orphanage.

>>752341
Probably like normal scarring, tougher but less able to feel sensation. Unless reptiles work differently of course.

>>752623
You ask the priest, he says the boy is in a real state and there's serious concern about him remaining here any longer. You coming around here anymore isn't an issue since they don't assume you did anything untoward, as far as they know you just met to speak with the boy and he struck you with a lightning bolt, by accident most likely but nonetheless.

>>752346
So Alicia first then?

>>753152
Yes Alicia first

Nondescript u keep going bby i gtg

>>753152
Wait actually call the boy here if they can.
And tell the priest that the child did nothing wrong.
He cannot be blamed for not knowing of and being unable to control his heritage.

>>753842
Are you going to be that honest with them about him? They don't know about his heritage just as he didn't.

>>753877
Okay then.
Just allude to the fact that something magical in nature is going on here.
And that it also might have to do with why lightning loves picking on him.
And that he's unaware of this.

>>753886
Without stating what you know, you explain that something magical is afoot and the reason for the trouble, not the boy's fault. The priest takes that to mean something unholy perhaps though, and will probably consider an exorcism or something like that. He'll have to consult the hierarchy. At least for now that doesn't mean the kid's getting kicked out for being a menace.

So, on to find Alicia? The nun can lend you some simple clothes, since the torso are of the ones you were wearing set ablaze. All the while though the priests still believes you should remain and rest.

>>753911
Say this exactly.
>Well if your looking to find out what kind of magic your dealing with I might be able to help.
>I've heard of some things that can cause people to be attuned to the elements like this. If I can get a good look at him I might find something.

>>753922
The priest is understandably reluctant at first, until you explain you are from the magic academy. While he would rather have someone official take care of the matter, if need be he wouldn't mind your assistance.

>>753925
>I wouldn't mind at all. Normally you would need special equipment for this test but luckily I can do this without it. I'll be glad to assist.

>>753928
Well it's all Greek to him, he won't get in your way if there's anything you want to do, or need to. He'll just be there to observe and hopefully prevent another lighting strike from happening.

>>753931
Ask him to guide us to the boy then..

>>753933
After being given new clothes, you find yourself in a side room of the parish building, where the boy is sitting with the nun, as she tries to console him. He's visibly shaken and when he sees you starts to get anxious. You can sense he's afraid of you now, and probably afraid of himself as well. The priest tells the boy to be calm though and that you're here to help. While the boy clearly doesn't believe it, he does calm down a little.

>>753955
Just give a strong glance at him and say to the priest
>So that's what it is. Good priest may I talk to you in private?

>>753959
Your somber tone worries the priest, but he does as you bid and meets in a separate room with you, hoping the cause isn't demons.

>>754052
>After I actually gave the boy a good look the cause is simple in a way. He shares relationship to a entity that is magical in nature. Probably one with lightning in it's nature. All the electricity and sparks and such. That's just his innate power. He has no control over it though so he'll need practice in controlling and manipulating it. Better then demons at least.

>>754068
This news is rather alarming to the priest, and as expected he'll have to refer to his superiors, but knowing this he expects the boy to be transferred to monastic care at least. He thanks you for your service though, and is now worried the boy poses a risk for everyone here, even an unintentional one.

>>754080
>Well it's an innate ability. Just knowing about it and trying to manipulate and control it should be instinctual. It's just that he'll need to train harder if he wants fine control of it and really get a feel for it.

>>754119
Well if there's a place he can find training, and control, it's a monastery.

So what do you want to do now?

>>754124
We should finally head to Alicia.
We need that anti scar cream.
Maybe we should have her make beauty potions
That would sell well to the vain nobility.

>>754145
Very well, you make your way back to your house, it's early evening now. You find her as she labors over the invisibility potion still, commenting that you stink, probably still after effects of getting covered in vampire viscera.

You ask her about something to help with scarring, maybe reducing it? She says that's never been her thing but she can certainly whip something up if you need it. Depends on the type of scarring of course though.

As for beauty potions, are you trying to prompt her to become a con artist? Or just cosmetics?

>>754192
Just cosmetics.
Make skin smoother.
Less wrinkles and all that shit.
Maybe anti wart stuff too.

And the scars we want gone.
We have multiple types.
A burn scar.
Some from whips I think.
But if we have to choose we get a lightning burn and we want it gone.

>>754206
Cosmetics sounds like a decent idea yes, she could probably make some stuff on the side.

As for your case, what she has might be able to help with the lash and wolf scarring, but the lightning is a deep tissue burn scar, so she can't do much. It's like a birth mark really, she can give you something which might reduce keloid scarring overtime. What you'd need though is something like skin bleaching or something, which she can only offer up as temporary, like when she needed to obscure her own burn scars in trying to get into the city.

She wonders how bad it can be though, and says she could look at it if you don't mind.

>>754233
Sure let her see it's extent.
Goddamn lightning bending. This wouldn't happen if we were the avatar.

>>754247
You show her the scar, the bolt hit you in the torso, towards the right side of your chest. The fractal pattern spread pretty far though and even reaches your extremities somewhat.

She does a double take though and asks how you got such an injury? As in, she wonders if you actually did legitimately just get hit by lightning? Based on her opinion though, she expects most of it to fade with time. Around where it hit will be proper scarring, but she doesn't expect it to be larger than about the size of an outstretched hand. The fractal pattern is definitely trippy, but it will probably end up looking like a really strange birthmark on your chest.

>>754264
>Well there was this orphaned kid that shares blood with a lightning based !magical entity. He got hit by lightning alot. And he can shoot it apparently. This was a surprise to both of us.

>So anyways can you do anything about where the proper scarring will be?

>>754292
She doesn't seem surprised that you'd find your way to some other magical person, and end up getting the short end of the stick. She hopes you won't be bringing said kid around though, the last thing needed around here is stray lightning.

As for the main scarring, she doesn't think so, it's deep tissue and discoloration. She can give you something which will temporarily change the skin color but you'll need to reapply it ongoing. She wonders why you're so bothered though, when the other scarring is much more unsightly, and it didn't seem to bother you before.

>>754313
>The other scarring is much more unsightly
Thanks for the confidence boost.
We were just wondering if anything could be done about it. Oh well.
>She hopes you won't bring him around
He's getting sent to a monastery for training to control his power.
Anyways do you know where Avor is?

>>754334
>Thanks for the confidence boost.

You're talking to her, who is much, much worse than you and makes children cry to look at.

You ask about Avor though, he's upstairs building something she thinks, you can go see for yourself. Indeed you heard the sound of construction when you came into the house.

>>754352
Let's check it out
(Has Avor noticed our eyes? How does he feel about it?)

>>754374
He noticed them when it happened, he loved them very much and frequently compliments you about them, and you often sense his attraction to you of course.

At any rate you head upstairs to find him in his room, hammering away and having made some sort of wooden shell out of parts of furniture. When he sees you he's ecstatic, and says he's nearly done with his project; a boat, with which he will be a mighty captain and sail out from under the house to see the city. He of course invites you to come with him, as he named the boat after you, but you know it to be too small and not even that well made honestly.

>>754424
Do we have any magic for making boats float?
We might need it.

>>754442
You can increase the buoyancy. Probably more useful though would be to just grow a bunch more wood for him to make the boat bigger with. Or just buy a proper boat.

>>754478
Tell Avor.
>It's not big enough I think. We should get more lumber and wood. We could try to get some.

>>754484
He thinks it big enough, but defers to your judgement. What do you want to do then?

>>754513
How much would more lumber and the help of a decent carpenter cost?
And how much would just the lumber be?

>>754526
For wood you can just grow it yourself magically. A carpenter though might cost you a bit if you want his help for a whole boat.

>>754565
Well then let's magic some trees.
Should I roll for how much they grow?

>>754574
Yeah go ahead, don't try to crit.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>754639
Ro

>>754672
>47

Yeah you're able to sprout a small tree in a pot you emptied out and filled with dirt. With more space/ground and seeds you could do more, but it's a start.

What now?

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>754639
Rolling to crit.

>>754708
Let's take it outside past the gates.
And while we walk start charging a growth spell if we can

>>754727
What gates? Your house opens onto the street. At any rate you build up for a growth spell as you carry the small tree. Where to?

>>754803
I mean outside the city limits.
Let's take it to the place where we dueled that loser.

>>754854
Well that will take awhile, do you want to take anyone with you? It'll be nightfall by the time you're out there, and later still as you try to head back.

>>754924
Can we find Aea and Tora?
I assume they are done with whatever.
And make sure to keep charging up the spell the entire time.
We are going to super grow this shit

>>754948
Sure you can find Tora at least, Aea is probably out for the night.

So you head out of the city with Tora to the place you were last. I'm guessing you want to plant the tree out here? Feel free to go ahead and roll again.

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>755008
Rolling for plant power

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>>755066
>>755008
World tree wen?

>>755066
>91

After charging the spell for so long, you ask Tora to make a hole in the ground and then replant the small tree. Once you've prepared the space and channeled the spell, you cast it into the tree.

The result is sudden and alarming, as the small tree about Avor's height, over the course of a matter of minutes grows to a size larger than your house by width, and many stories taller by height. As it goes you even get pushed back by its increasing size.

When eventually it settles to size, you and Tora look up at it in wonder.

>>755106
>So uhhh. How in God's name do we cut this down? This is the kind of tree that's centuries old. It'd take a long time to cut it down. Maybe we should do this tomorrow?

This should make us an honorary elf.
Maybe we should just keep casting grow on it every day. Just cause.

>>755120
You could keep casting grow on it sure. As for what to do with it, that's up to you. Tora wonders why you would want to cut it down though, typical human thinking.

>What do you want to do now?

It's night time now.

Rolled 37 (1d100)

>>755166
>Originally I wanted to grow the tree for lumber but I didn't think it would get this big. Now I'm not sure I want to chop it down.

Anyways.
Use our spiderman(the wall climbing) spell to scale the tree and shout
>But this is also nice!

>>755179
You scale the tree a good ways up, it's very tiring and takes a long time.

You should out though how nice it is. The view alone is impressive, as you can see the distant lights of the city and the stars above.

>>755186
Wait a minute.
That's good stamina exercise.
Anyways let's try practicing our zoom sight. While we enjoy the scenery a bit.

OP can I get an estimate of how many stories this tree is?

>>755240
It's 6 stories tall roughly. You can chill up here and practice your eyesight, what should Tora do in the meantime though she calls up that she's getting bored. Could also switch perspective if you like.

>>755256
We should talk to Tora.
We don't know much about her.
Let's ask her about her childhood.

>>755287
How do you talk to her you're up in a tree? Unless you like shouting.

Rolled 92 (1d100)

>>755329
We have a throw voice spell.
Let's use it.

>>755329
And we have heightened hearing.
She can talk normally and we can throw our voice.

>>755346
Well you are sufficiently able to throw your voice. Given the trouble to do so, Tora is willing to have a strange conversation like that. You hearing is good enough that she doesn't need to shout in return.

At any rate you talk with her and get to know her better. Her childhood was pretty straightforward, she was born into a wild herd and took to learning the ways. Her mother was the shaman whom she took after, but eventually developed a curiosity in civilized lands. Particularly when she wasn't in line for the next shaman position anyway. After she left she wandered around and took a job with a military who hired her mistakenly thinking she could provide dairy goods, but ended as a worker instead, and eventually found her way to Almace proper finding work at selling her magic skills. When you encountered her, she'd found a job in the way of peddling to people who could pay for her mostly as a curiosity.

She's terse as usual, but of out politeness asks you the same questions.

>>755385
>Well I more or less lived as a normal peasant girl up until my parents arranged a wedding basically. To avoid it I worked as a maid and it went well for a while then an incident happened between me and the woman that hired me and it got... unpleasant. I ended up fleeing into the forest. Met some goblins then tricked into being enslaved by kobolds in their camp where I met avor. Escaped then spent some time as a maid on an inn then I become a sword for hire. Met a friend and started a successful business. A short while later I ended up in Rea where I learned of my parentage and then after a while I ended up here. To find the dragon here and after checking out the magic school I stayed to learn how to use my power.

Just finished Ds3 dlc
Now i can actually start participating

>>755404
Your situation is obviously a lot more complicated than hers. She does ask though to start it all of with, why did you avoid getting married in the first place? Based on her limited understanding of human customs, isn't it a sin to go against one's father like that, especially for a girl and on the matter of being betrothed?

She's also obviously curious about what was bad enough that made you flee into "the woods" as a young human woman to take a risk like that.

>>755630
>I was nervous as could be. Terrified even maybe I was just scared of being tied to one place. Part of me would enjoy the thought of a calm life but another part really wants to explore.
>What was bad enough to make us flee

>She branded me for slavery. I dealt with the brand afterwards though.

>>755658
Well those are some fair answers to her curiosity, as she asks you if you regret any decisions to lead you here?

Otherwise, you have a good talk. What do you want to do now?

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>>755700
Transferring our silk business to Rea

Anyways
Lets go find Fera

Rolled 49, 90 = 139 (2d100)

>>755711
I think she'll be asleep by then.
And that is indeed our one regret.
>>755700
Yea let's just festherfall down and cast one last grow on the tree before we leave.

>>755718
It's nighttime but it's not very late. She probably won't be at her home though.

Either way you drift down and cast growth on the tree, it embiggens about another two stories and wider around still. It may soon collapse under its own weight at this rate.

>>755729
>Trees
>Collapsing under their own weight.
Sequoias can be a few hundred feet tall.
Tree will be fine.

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>755729
Lets go look for her
And let's use our dragon smell to locate her
Rolling if necessary

>>755742
It's not a sequoia, it's a common oak magically enlarged. It doesn't biologically have the capacity to normally grow so large.

>>755762
>98

You literally bump into her on the way into town, she happened to be by the entrance gate you take to get back in, on account of delivering a book she bound to someone. She hugs you and happily greets you, asking how things are and how they've been since last you met.

>>755729
at this rate is the tree going to get a dryad in it?
>>755773
Nice.
We planted
It's a few stories tall now.

(Can we use magic to strengthen the tree trunk? And let it continue to grow? Also how noticeable is it?)

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>>755762
Pic related dice god

I see he also wants to know Fera's opinion

>>755773
Tell her we have something important to tell her and help her deliver that book

And mention it's something personal and something we need to talk in private

>>755777
A tree so large and magical, it's unlikely that it will go unnoticed, by both magical beings and normal ones alike.

But you could try and improve it naturally with magic. Someone with nature magic though would be better suited.

>>755785
She already delivered the book that's why she was out here. If you need to talk in private though and it's important, she's willing to go wherever you want to. Tora asks if she should head on home then, in the meantime?

>>755796
Whatever.
Tomorrow we should prepare some food grab our lute and start trying to figure out how to play while sitting under the tree. Some faggot better not cut it down. Alot of 90s went into it.

Yes Tora can head home. Thank her for the company as well.

And let's walk and talk with her whole she delivers the book.

>>755796
Yeah, Tora can head home
Lets go to Fera's house

And ask her about that book and the guy he delivered it to

>>755808
Bruh

>>755808
>Implying some noble isn't going to claim it, or claim it's on their land, and charge people to see or go near it

You release Tora for now and thank her for her help and company.

You walk together with Fera the rest of the way and talk about the book. It was some sort of literature book, had writings from olden times and was going to a foreign fellow from what she can tell.

At any rate a little while later and you reach her "house" as she does some small tidying up and tells you to make yourself comfortable, asks if you want anything to eat or drink maybe?

>>755828
Note:Carve our name on that shit.
Preferably today if we have the time.
Tomorrow we don't.

>Anything to eat or drink
No we're fine. Oh and see you free tomorrow?

>>755834
You make a note to carve your name on the tree, however if you keep casting growth on it, it will just heal over the carving.

She's free tomorrow though, yes. She wonders what you have in mind?

>>755842
I'm not sure I want to keep casting it.
Like the more we do the more it becomes a neon sign saying (FUCKTONS OF MAGIC POWER OVER HERE. MAGIC ENTITIES WELCOME.)
Though I might still cause kek.
Like literally we focused the life essence of magic entities into a cool tree.

>>755828
Also I'd like to note we could just threaten to make ourselves a magic void and take back all the energy in the tree since that power came from our body and is a possession of ours.

>>755828
>eat or drink?
Nah

>So, I've got something to tell you, i dont know if you already know but... im half dragon, i may not stay human forever maybe I'll go full dragon or maybe ill grow scales later on, knowing this, are you okay with me being what I am?

>>755853
Obviously nothing bad will come of doing any such thing as that.

>>755856
You can threaten that but to someone who doesn't understand magic, it would be like threatening to vwliblwlr their asdklsajdl.

>>755860
You turn down her offer and ask to talk with her. You explain the truth and though she thinks you're joking at first, you affirm that you're completely serious and the realization sinks in. It takes some time as she processes the information, but eventually she has a eureka moment as everything falls into place. She says it makes sense now, why you weren't afraid of the dragoness and able to interact with her normally, and it explains your eyes.

She comes to admit that she would prefer you as you are now, the you she has feelings for, but she wouldn't ever hold it against you for what you did with your own body, and she says for you, she could learn to accept and still have feelings for however you might be. She just laments a possible size disparity, and how you'd ever be able to lay together if you ended up being the size of a house?

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>>755896
SHE'S THE ONE SHE'S THE FUCKING ONE HOLY SHIT
*Blush*

>There's one more thing i need to show you
>Make sure the main door is properly closed
>Go to her bedroom
>Have our back facing towards her
>Lose our clothes and brassiere
>So... This happened yesterday
Turn around and show her the big rune-like scar on our chest

>>755896
>Obviously nothing bad will come of doing any such thing as that.
Hello Death Flag my old friend.
Let's just be stunned at the complete lack of worry.
>>755917
Let's not worry her with our getting lightning shot shenanigans yet.
You should calm down anon.

>>755917
She's obviously a little flustered when you take her to the bedroom and lose your clothes, but when she sees the scar she gasps and draws close, putting her hand on your chest lightly and asking what happened, if it hurts, and if there's anything she can do? In passing she says it's not so bad and could pass as just a birthmark, but first and foremost she's concerned about your wellbeing with it.

>Also it actually happened today.

>>755930
I kind of already wrote that up. If you're in disagreement feel free to settle it and if so, just retcon the above.

>>755936
Nah it's fine.
Just gonna ride it out.
>It's fine. I was helping some other magic blooded person. Turns out the child is loved by lightning. He had poor control though.

>>755936
Well this actually went better than i expected
Fera best grill hands down

>>755940
This

And i gtg sleep op cyall

>>755940
She thinks that very noble of you if you're helping out a child who has problems with such things, that you would risk your life no doubt for their sake. You're a better person than most because of it, if only there were more like you. She has a laugh though as she traces the scarring with her fingers though, saying not to let any overly religious folks see it or else they'll think it a sign from god and proclaim it a miracle or deem you a saint, something like that. Then she'd not feel so priveledged to have seen your chest when people would be making religious iconography of it.

Curiously she also asks if you have any feeling there left, and wonders what it must be like to get hit by lighting.

>>755964
>Well for me it was too fast to process and I lost consciousness immediately afterwards. If only you could ask the orphan. Everytime he want out during storms in the slightest he would get struck. But it does hurt him.

(Maybe we can put a paper on the tree that says. 'No pure humans allowed')

Anyways night
Sleep beckons me.

>>755964
This
>>755976
And thank her for being so nice then hug her

>>755976
Non pure human lives matter!

>>756321
She says that's pretty intense and thinks most people to die when struck by lightning, so you're one tough cookie. Just to check what she says is the most important detail, she lowers a little and plants a kiss on the scar on your chest, and looking up asks if you can feel it with a small smile.

Strange that you don't feel embarrassed as you might have weeks past, and you thank her for being understanding and hug her, she reciprocates and it's a nice feeling. Normally with everyone else you put on a strong face and don't let your inside creep out, but with Fera you can talk about your problems and feelings and inner thoughts, and never feel vulnerable. It's pretty therapeutic to be honest.

>What do you want to do now?

>>756782
Holy fuk
She's marriage material

Stay awhile longer and chat about random things

After that we need to go back to school, on our way out give her a kiss on the cheek and head out

>>756821
>marriage

Good luck!

You stay awhile to talk more still, and get dressed again. When you look to go though, she laments you leaving, and so soon at that. Your parting kiss livens her mood a little but you can tell she's still disappointed.

>What do you want to do now?

Back to school then I guess?

>>756835
Let's get apple seeds and head back to school.
Let's see if we can convince the head mistress to experiment with possible magic fruit.
>>756782
>Pure human lives matter
Your kind are just saying that topull strength away from the draconic lives movement.

>>756835
Why is she always disappointed when we leave?
Is she expecting us to throw her unto the bed and fingerblast her? or maybe she's expecting we tell her we're ready for a relationship but we never say it

Id be down for both

>>757679
She likes spending time with you, so anytime you have to go disappoints her. And of course she's always hoping for something more, but respects your feelings. desu she'd be down for both too.

>>757003
At any rate you take your leave, getting some apples from a gypsy vendor on the way back to the school.

If you want to convince the head mistress, try to frame a convincing argument to her, and maybe roll.

Rolled 21 (1d100)

>>757754
I can't come up with an argument since i dont know what Nondescript is planning with magical fruit so I'm just Rolling

Rolled 82 (1d100)

>>757754
It's study.
It's unknown of what such a type of food could actually do.
Advancement of knowledge and all that

>>757818
>82

You get back to school late but get in, after the headmistress is done nagging your ear off, you ask her about the seeds and possible fruit, she says she can't imagine why that wouldn't be allowed, just make sure you don't go doing anything foolish like planting and growing a massive mega magic tree on school grounds.

Otherwise, anything else you want to do before going to sleep? Your roommates are in your room as you are supposed to be as well, but it's not lights out for your room yet.

>>757849
>just make sure you don't go doing anything foolish like planting and growing a massive mega magic tree on school grounds.

Dangit! Foiled again.

How much would it cost to buy a small plot of land.
Could we afford it?
And can we charge spells while asleep?

And ask them how their days went.

>>757870
A small plot of land where? If it's outside the city you could afford a little bit pretty cheap probably.

No charging spells while asleep, unless you've got special items for it, or like a spell circle or something.

Before turning in for the night though you ask your roommates how their day went, Beatrice went looking for something to get for her father for the winter holiday with Eliza, while Maeyal visited a dignitary from the Selden Empire coming to meet with the king. Pretty interesting stuff, they're glad to hear you had an interesting day as well, and are rather curious about the lightning scar.

>What's the plan for tomorrow then, assuming you turn in for the night?

>>758053
Carve our name on our tree.
Ask around for nice plots outside the city we can buy.
Head to the elf quarters because they have the nature magics.
Finally start trying to figure out how to lute and maybe get an instructor

>>758094
ROLL FOR EVERY ONE OF THOSE THINGS.

Rolled 29, 34, 37, 36 = 136 (4d100)

>>758109
Okay.

Rolled 39, 100, 48, 64 = 251 (4d100)

>>758094
>>758109
Dayum

>>758122
>>758109
>Getting a 100 on finding city plots
Sweet.
So what do we win on the property wheel?

>>758116
>39

When you roll up to the tree there's some people around it and someone put up a rope fence around it. Carving it may not be possible.

>100

You find literally a fairytale storybook idyllic plot of land right outside the city on the river, an old water mill. Currently there are some ratlings squatting in it though.

>48

You go to the elf quarters and are stopped by the same guy as last time, asking you if you remember that they don't like your type here.

>64
You find a decent lute player yeah, who can teach you. A former soldier who lost an arm but in theory knows how to play and can teach well.

>>758137
>When you roll up to the tree there's some people around it and someone put up a rope fence around it. Carving it may not be possible.
Ask them what they're doing around the tree we planted yesterday.
>You find literally a fairytale storybook idyllic plot of land right outside the city on the river, an old water mill. Currently there are some ratlings squatting in it though.
We will take that land and deal with the ratlings.

And yes to that instructor for lute.

>>758137
>Rope fence around it
Fuck that
We're carving our name on it, that tree is ours