...it's hard for me to say. Magic is as much a part of our society and life as something like... farming. Or blacksmithing. Some people misuse the power they learn for ill, but is that not the same of anything?
[ He smiles and flags down a server to order. Fortunately for her, his nose still works the herbal tea is good... so she'll be spared something like Flayn's cooking this time around. ]
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Mages are incredibly secretive, though. So most who learn come from a family line that has been practicing for ages.
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[ He seems thoughtful about that. ]
I know some guard their secrets jealously, but Faerghus had a mage academy in our capital. One of the best in Fodlan.
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[Look at Constance and Annette and then tell her no, Dimitri. Tell her.]
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[ Constance did nothing wrong. ]
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What's your favorite item on the menu?
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[ He glances down at the menu. ]
Especially their herbal blend.
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[Tohsaka hands her menu to him. The taste fates remain in his tasteless hands.]
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[ He smiles and flags down a server to order. Fortunately for her, his nose still works the herbal tea is good... so she'll be spared something like Flayn's cooking this time around. ]
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So, how long have you been here?
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[ He's trying to remember. He hasn't kept good count of the days, in all honesty. ]
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Have things changed all that much in your time here?
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[ He sighs. ]
And this blight has become more prevalent.
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[For the Meridians as a whole, right? Because it's filled with a bunch of optimistic weirdos?]
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[ He doesn't quite follow. ]
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[Even if he can handle it she views him as the "bleeding-heart" type.]
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[ Which doesn't mean he isn't willing to fight. ]
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[Oh! There it is. Their order. The wait staff sets their tea down before placing the small plate of warm pastries at their table.]
It does smell good.
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[ He pauses as their order arrives and then he picks up his tea to take a long, deep inhale of the steam and then a slow sip. ]
But I will fight. [ That is said with an element of determination. No hesitation. ]
If my ideals have become truly irreconcilable... then the fastest and best solution is to end it in one strike.
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[She's just going to grab a pastry.]
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[ He shrugs and takes a sip of his tea. ]
I suppose I simply don't want to be misunderstood.
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[Not one she possesses, though. She'd rather be underestimated so she could use that to her advantage.
Tohsaka takes a bite and hums approvingly as the sweetness graces her tongue. And for a moment she seems completely content.]
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It's a good feeling. ]
I hope your time here ends up being productive. [ Whatever that ends up being. ]
And perhaps we can stay in touch.
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And why is that? Surely my company isn't that engaging.
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