[h3][center]~Day 9, Livia and Luna~[/center][/h3]

After Lyssa and Fia left, Livia simply sat in her chair and took a sip of tea. Some time passed in silence before Livia sighed. It seemed like Mr. Kunze wasn't going to be showing up. Or at least, he was late. Either way, she didn't have time to put up with his tardiness. Which meant, he was going to miss out on a rather unique opportunity but it didn't matter. In all honesty, Luna was much more suited to this task anyways. About five minutes later, Livia finally spoke again.

[color=a187be]"Apologies for the wait, but it seems Mr. Lukas isn't going to be attending."[/color] Livia sighed. [color=a187be]"But it matters not, you are skilled enough to handle this task yourself, I believe."[/color] Leaning back in her chair, the headmistress continued. [color=a187be]"Tell me, Luna. What do you think of going on a little errand for me?"[/color]

[color=yellow]"An errand?"[/color]  Luna asked wondering what Lukas had to do with any of this, but she didn't ask.  [color=yellow]"If you believe my skills are sufficient, I have little reason to turn down your request.  What do you ask of me, Headmistress?"[/color]  The headmistress was rather serious again. Moreso than at the baths at least.

[color=a187be]"It's simple, really." [/color]Livia began. She opened a drawer in her desk, pulling out a neatly folded letter that had been sealed shut. It likely had some other magical means of preventing it from being opened except by its intended recipient as well. [color=a187be]"I would like you to deliver a letter to an old friend of mine that hasn't been doing so well in recent months. I'd go myself, but with Fia here and my other affairs I can't afford to leave for more than a day at a time."[/color]

It wasn't as simple as that, of course. The recipient of the letter was probably not exactly who Luna would be expecting, and Livia honestly felt like it'd be rather amusing to let this play out like this. Of course, if Luna asked she'd give more details.

[color=a187be]"Her name is Sorcha, she's a bit of a hermit that lives a fair distance away. You'll know her when you see her. She's made her home in a cave near some ruins of some ancient city."[/color]

[color=yellow]"I see. . ."[/color] Luna said scratching her chin a bit.  [color=yellow]"It is not something I'm unaccustomed to, so if you wish it, I can do this task for you."[/color] Luna said, accepting the mission.  [color=yellow]"How will I be getting there? By horse?"[/color]  She asked, wanting to know how long it would take. She was hoping she wouldn't miss much class, but, she was sure if it took a week or two she could catch up.

[color=a187be]"Aha, you have my thanks Luna." [/color]The fact she didn't ask for details would mean this would have been rather amusing in the end. After all, meeting a dragon was quite a rarity these days, not to mention one as old and powerful as Sorcha was. [color=a187be]"And' do not worry about travel so much. I doubt it will take more than two or three days at least. There's a quaint little village about a day and a half away from where she lives. It'll be easy enough to teleport you there, an old acquaintance of mine runs a rather...shall we say quaint shop that sells odd trinkets and the like. I've already sent word that I'll be sending someone her way soon. After that though, a horse will likely be able to get you there quickest."[/color]

[color=yellow]"Very well, Headmistress. I'll go prepare for tomorrow after I check in with Lyssa and Fia. Shall I assume to come back here in the morning?  I can create a light to illuminate the dark myself, but I'd prefer to travel under the sun."[/color]  Luna asked as she stood up and was prepared to leave.

[color=a187be]"Please do - first thing in the morning before classes begin, please. You'll have more time to travel under the light of day the earlier you do leave. If there is nothing else, then you may leave."[/color] Livia sighed, and the door to the office opened to let Luna leave.

[color=yellow]"Very well. Until tomorrow, Headmistress.[/color]  Luna said before walking out the door, attempting to find where Lyssa and Fia might be.