"I know, right?", Lea said. "I mean yeah, they move enough to cast the spells but that's about it. Just basically try and knock the other person down- or potentially knock them out, or worse in more serious ones- while you both stand in one spot. It's stupid."

He nodded in agreement with Noa's assessment of the situation surrounding the arrival of familiar faces from home. That did indeed seem to be the way of things.

"Well in the morning, I have Sundering- because it's required for people in Ka house- and Thaumaturgy - because it's the closest to how magic works where I'm from," Lea said. "And I left myself a free period there in the morning for studying, catching up on homework, or whatever else I might need to do."

"In the afternoon I have History of Wizardy and Law- both of which are required courses for Ka and both of which are generally as dry as the chalk used to write the lessons on the board- along with Music and Forging. Music is alright; I mostly took it because I figured it'd be an easy grade, but it's actually kinda interesting. The only class I'm really into though is Forging; it's nearly all practical work, and very little of the theoretical stuff that they insist on putting in other classes."