Mika swiftly ran past Jonathan and Riku seemingly more snxious then before.

















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"Are you sure you're alright?" Cacelion asked, giving her a concerned look.
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"Um...alright." Cacelion said, slightly confused himself as he slowly scratched his head and returned to his seat.
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"I see." Cacelion said, sitting forward slightly.
"Huh, should have known that all the work Gabriel put into them would have paid off eventually."
Cacelion sat there for a few seconds before a look of surprise washed across his face.
"Oh, I completely forgot to introduce myself!" He said quickly getting to his feet. "My name's Damien."
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"Elven portal?" Cacelion asked so he could blend in better.
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Cacelion found a table near the group and sat down at it, chair facing in their direction. Propping his feet up on the table, he leaned back and watched the friendly exchange.
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Cacelion nodded and stepped inside after them.
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"Yes, White Magic has a particularly...odd effect on hybrids. You see, white magic is closer to order or perfection, unlike the darker magics of the world, and it tends to undo chaos wherever its cast." He explained.
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"I see. I've mainly practiced white magic, so I don't know much about the other, darker, schools." Cacelion said as they walked along. While it was true he hadn't used Blood Magic due to his use of White Arts, the real reason he didn't practice it was because of Asmodiel, or rather his teaching of Blood Magic to mortal kind ages ago in an attempt to lead them to self destruction.
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"Blood magic? Isn't that...unhealthy for the caster to use?" Cacelion asked, scratching his head. He couldn't understand why mortals delved into such dark magics, especially since they usually ended up harming the caster or those around them, even if neither party had done anything wrong.