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[indent]A sharp high-pitched squeak left Sania’s lips, her focus at channeling her magic obviously broken; a fact that could be observed as a wave of energy erupted from her, freezing the very ground around her in a unintended show of powerful frost magic. 

It was safe to say that surprising Sania in the middle of a hailstorm when she was already [i]channeling[/i] her magic was not the wisest of ideas. As jittering and anxious as Sania was, her magic was quite strong despite constantly being told by other Cloud Chasers that if she stopped holding herself back it would be far stronger than it was in its current state. For Lazulin Mulciber to jump down and playfully interrupt her focus was a gamble. But Sania knew the newer member of the chasers as one that liked to gamble and provoke others albeit never in an overtly malicious way. When Sania heard Lazulin’s voice, she turned around and begun to panic, especially after seeing that the frost nova she had unleashed had essentially frozen the young magi in place from the waist down. A sense of dread and guilt instantly filled her body.

[color=85B3C4]“E-eh?! Laz?! You big dummy!! Look what y-you made me d-do! Oh my gosh, I didn't mean to. I'm so sorry!”[/color]

She instantly sent a wave of magic to turn the ice back into its natural state; water flushing down where the ice once remained. As she did so a piece of hail slammed into the back of one of her shoulders, the blue-haired girl wincing as she felt the frozen rock collide with her body. It hurt, but she was fine and even if she wasn't she knew she had to help Mona. That was why she was out in the storm in the first place, after all.

She frowned, pouting at Laz’s comment at Adelyn’s expense. [color=85B3C4]“This isn’t about Ade, okay?! Mona is out here s-somewhere! She might need help! Can’t you see the weather disruptor isn’t working?!”[/color]


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