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Thane watched him, then carefully sunk into a chair next to him. Hopefully that could lessen eye contact, and make things a little less awkward, given how clearly he really ...

Wow. Thane wasn’t exactly thrilled about the project, but the boy was definitely good at looking like he’d rather die than be there. “Do we have to reserve the rooms?” ...

“Alright,” Thane said, frowning at the map before walking in the direction of the stairs. 15 words

She nodded to acknowledge it, then walked right through. It was big, bright, with so many books that it was a little dizzying. She wasn’t quite sure where to go. ...

Thane blinked several times and did not return the smile. So he had had some form of formal training, or at the very least, someone who knew the proper technique ...

Thane frowned. “Physical training every day isn’t healthy. Using magic with the wrong technique can get you really hurt.” She’d learned that on her own more than a few times. ...

Thane didn’t disagree, but she also thought that the professors knew more than her, regardless of what she thought she knew about magic. She could feel her own limitations better ...

Thane glanced at him, then nodded slowly. “Yeah.” She paused, thinking, then said, “It’s to make sure we know our limitations, probably. We know what’s actually possible?” 27 words

Thane nodded. Wonderful. So now he would be relying on her reading skills, unless she very awkwardly had him read it instead. That was just… great. “I’m sure they are.” ...

“Yeah, I do,” Thane said, following him. He seemed to know his way around better than she did. 18 words

“Sure,” Thane said, blinking several times at the implied comment. 10 words

“Yeah,” Thane said confusedly. “So should we…” 7 words

Thane tried to keep her face neutral, even though she was very confused and couldn’t tell what he was trying to say. “Yeah,” she said, even though she definitely didn’t ...

Thane startled and turned around, trying not to feel disappointed. “Oh, hey.” 12 words

Thane was starting to feel like there was no reason to do this. She could go back to her dorm, try to struggle through reading over the homework, and then ...