[color=Red][center][h1]Kate- Alteration Class[/h1][/center][/color]

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After crafting her bizarre creation and changing it into glass, Kate began the next exercise. Grabbing some grain and nuts, along with a small pot, she poured her ingredients into the pot, and, with an infusion of mystical energy, transformed them into a medium-sized plant. Interestingly, from its branches hung not the expected fruit, but rather slices of pizza. Kate had missed dinner after all, due to the timeskip, and so she was getting a bit hungry.

[color=Red]"So, who's up for some pizza?"[/color] she asked with a grin.

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[center][h1][color=Goldenrod]Parr- Alteration Class[/color][/h1][/center]

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[color=Goldenrod]"Why, thank you Miss Mela!"[/color] Parr replied to the apple girl's compliment. [color=Goldenrod]"Your creation is most facinating as well! Oh, but my 'wand' as you call it isn't anything special, though it certainly helps to foucs etheric energies! I have multiple examples, so you may have one for yourself, if you'd like."[/color]

Then he noticed that Sarah had transformed into a canine herself...and her front leg was still made of glass...

[color=Goldenrod]"My goodness, Miss Sarah, you make for a lovely Golden Retriever! Oh, but it appears you still have a bit of a problem with that leg... Would you care for some assistance?"[/color] 

Before the other girl could respond, another student offered everyone a slice of pizza.

[color=Goldenrod]"Oh my, how wonderfully generous of you!"[/color] Parr exclaimed. [color=Goldenrod]"I think I shall indeed partake. Food for thought, after all!"[/color] he added with a chuckle.

Then he set to work on his next assignment. Retrieving a piece of meat from the supply area, he imbued it with mystical energy, much like he had done with the clay. This time, however, he also included a temoral component to his spell, causing the object to regress backwards through time. A few short moments later, and Professor Reed would find that her classroom now played host to a rather confused looking cow...