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[Color=silver][b]Location:[/b][/color] Kitchen, Sanctuary
[Color=silver][b]Interactions:[/b][/color] Casper, Zachary, Kassandra, Alisa
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Viktor was still scoping out the contents of the refrigerator when he heard heavy footsteps approaching from behind. He turned so he could face none other than Zachary who appeared to be fuming. But why? Viktor didn't know, at least not yet.

[color=darkviolet]"How dare you! You do not get to disrespect magic like that. It’s more than just saying words backwards. Can you even speak backwards anyway? Probably not, you barely speak forwards. It takes skill, and energy, and dedication to the craft. Can you make objects fly around the room and act on their own? No, you can’t."[/color]

Viktor stared apathetically back at Zachary as he moved in close and glared at him. He honestly did not know what to say, so he decided to not say anything. He hadn't meant to say Zachary lacked talent. Viktor just believed the effort required to perform his magic was less than what was required of the sorry people on Bared and Scared. 

When Casper commented on the difficulty of logomancy, Viktor raised an eyebrow at him while he took a few steps away to avoid Zachary's spell. He Viktor watched Zachary prepare lunch with his consistent miraculous display of magic. 

[Color=silver]"I assumed it matched the difficulty of learning a new language… Perhaps you can teach me more about your world of magic."[/color] Viktor gave Casper a quick nod before shifting his attention to the prepared food. It 

[Color=silver]"Well done, Zachary. The power to make objects fly around the room and act on their own is impressive."[/color] Viktor complimented the tired magician as he grabbed a burger. He visually inspected it before addressing Alisa. He couldn't forget her bubbly introduction. Like Zachary, her words held greater inflection and emotion. He liked one of the nicknames she provided very much. [Color=silver]"A."[/color] Short, quick to say, quick to write, and easy to remember. [Color=silver]"Nice to meet you."[/color] He then bit into his burger, but paused midchew as he stared at her. He blinked twice before realizing he was staring a bit too hard. He continued to eat. [Color=silver][i]Interesting.[/i][/color]