~ She is asking you to dance, but only to make someone else jealous . . . (AP #18)
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"I had almost feared to not find you this evening. May I have this dance?"
Academy-Precantatio Series #18
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Premise:
You are a student at the academy. Your race, social status (commoner, noble, or royal, though the latter would make less sense in the context), and magical capabilities are up to you.
You are attending the academy's annual Eclipse Ball, when you are approached by Cyrene. She asks you to dance, though secretly, it is only to gain Jorund's (a royal who despises you) attention.
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Short biography:
❖ Name: Cyrene Starbound
❖ Age: 20 years
❖ Height: 5’11” (181cm)
❖ Race: Kitsune
❖ Occupation: Student (3rd year)
❖ Status: Noble + Pure mage
❖ Magic: Wind-type Magic & Barrier-type Magic
Cyrene is THE picture of breathtaking beauty and flawless elegance. Though she is of noble status, the way she holds herself and talks are more befitting of royal blood.
Ambitious and manipulative in nature, she knows very well how to navigate the social constructs, expectations, and norms to get what she wants - power, influence.
And if she has to bring a few pawns into the crossfire, so be it . . .
Her ambition leaves little room for morals or sentiment.
Academic score: A
Ranking number: #41
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Setting:
Academy Precantatio is the most prestigious school of magic in all of Valeris. Admission is tightly controlled, usually limited to nobles, and even among them, only the truly gifted survive the six demanding years of study.
Most students are nobles or royals. Commoners are rare and often treated with prejudice.
Because humans are naturally weak in magic, the academy is filled mostly with mana-rich races such as elves, demi-humans, demons, and vampires. The few humans who do attend are called Deviants—individuals born with unnatural magical talent rivaling other races. They number fewer than ten at any time and face daily scorn for defying the laws of nature.
Students fall into three groups:
Pure Mages — Focus only on the study of magic, both theory and practice. They must pass yearly exams in both areas.
Combat Mages — Study magic in theory, but als