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[color=d53a3d]"Hmm? Well, everyone in this room is a subset of everything, so yes."[/color] Caprice answered Akiko's question with a smile. [color=d53a3d]"Though to be less coy, these cards simply show a pale reflection of my soul. And everyone you meet, even for the most fleeting of moments, touches your soul. Whether they will build you or destroy you, who can say."[/color] Caprice sent a card flicking low across the table slipping right into Akiko's fingers, which showed... Akiko. Blurry at first, but as Caprice stared further at Akiko, the picture became more precise and true to life. Though colored with the current level of disturbance she felt, as Caprice had not known Akiko for long enough to make more than a snap judgment about her. [color=d53a3d]"Perhaps I will forget you in time and your image will fade from my existence, perhaps I will remember you."[/color]

[color=d53a3d]"But, if you're frightened, simply remember the first rule of magic. It's just a dumb trick. All you hold before you is a picture on a card. And not even a real card made out of proper paper."[/color] Caprice snapped her finger and the card's vanished from Akiko's hand.

[color=d53a3d]"Ultimately, I'm more interested in learning how you enforce your dominance than adding another skill to my hand, at least at this juncture. You may count me among the delinquents for now."[/color] Caprice finally answered the president, declining the tarot class.