โ Scribed by Viola Grace
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Imara wants nothing more than to find a different course, but stealth magic gives her the credits she needs to stay on track, and there aren't any other options rearing their heads.
Stealth Magic is not what she thought it would be, and the idea of breaking into a home to rob an ancient artifact for her final exam was a little daunting. Luckily, Imara has friends who are going to help her through training, some old and some new.
Mr. E just likes chasing the enchanted bunnies of Ritual Space.
Excerpt:
Doing push-ups in the living space with forty pounds of books on her back was not the way she wanted to be caught by Argus.
"You are supposed to read them."
She kept going through her set, and muttered through clenched teeth, "I know, but I got bored with that, so I am trying osmosis."
Argus crouched next to her, and she caught a very distinct lungful of the warm scent that made her cuddle with him at every opportunity. "You know that your kitten...
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