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there are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke
Who; Ren Amamiya and Waver Velvet
What; Ren has been thinking about that trick the prof had for a while, now
Where; Waver's laboratory, Harbor District
When; Mid June; late evening
Warnings; None as of yet, but will update as needed
With all the strange but subtle things that had been happening throughout Aterat over the last few months, his last actual meeting with the Professor started flitting through Ren's mind. The candle, the ward, they were useful for small rests, when you needed to stop existing for a few moments to catch your breath, but with the wall of mist and its roiling creatures encroaching on the place he and his had made their home away from home, the leader of the Phantom Thieves decided to take matters into his own hands.
He headed to Waver's laboratory under cover of darkness, disguised as the Joker, he flitted unseen from rooftop to rooftop, eluding the creatures new and old scurrying below, and only dropped to the cobbles outside Waver's door. He didn't know what sort of protections the mage had set up, or rather, he could see them if he Looked, but he didn't understand their weave, and he didn't want to test their potency.
And so, the Phantom Thief knocked, like a good, upstanding citizen.
What; Ren has been thinking about that trick the prof had for a while, now
Where; Waver's laboratory, Harbor District
When; Mid June; late evening
Warnings; None as of yet, but will update as needed
With all the strange but subtle things that had been happening throughout Aterat over the last few months, his last actual meeting with the Professor started flitting through Ren's mind. The candle, the ward, they were useful for small rests, when you needed to stop existing for a few moments to catch your breath, but with the wall of mist and its roiling creatures encroaching on the place he and his had made their home away from home, the leader of the Phantom Thieves decided to take matters into his own hands.
He headed to Waver's laboratory under cover of darkness, disguised as the Joker, he flitted unseen from rooftop to rooftop, eluding the creatures new and old scurrying below, and only dropped to the cobbles outside Waver's door. He didn't know what sort of protections the mage had set up, or rather, he could see them if he Looked, but he didn't understand their weave, and he didn't want to test their potency.
And so, the Phantom Thief knocked, like a good, upstanding citizen.
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The teen spent the time Waver was away going over the notes again, sketching out a rough diagram of exactly how he wanted to lay out the field he was thinking of and around the building he was thinking of, leaving any distinguishing marks from his illustration.
Following Waver's return, he nodded as the professor directed him to recreate the effect with the supplies provided. After he had everything set up to the best of his understanding, he reached one hand up to touch his mask, the other he extended toward the miniature closed magical circuit. He didn't know if his magic would work this way, but the design he'd created itself gave him something to focus on, and in a way it was sort of like activating his third sight.
The circuit wavered before the energy he summoned flickered into place and he smirked.
"Nice."
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The real test, of course, came to the point at which Ren finished setting it up and activated. As suspected, the mask’s significance held true where magecraft was concerned as well. Similar to the triggers each mage had for utilizing their circuits, he wondered what it meant for Ren, that it was a mask in the first place to use his abilities. Something the professor would be pondering over later, probably. For now, he admired the teen’s handiwork, with the skeptical eye of a teacher grading an assignment.
“Very nice, actually. I’ve had students fumble a bit with the placements before, but you’ve done well. It’s a strong, solid field.” He reached for the box he’d brought up from the cellar. “If you repeat the process back in your own space, I don’t doubt it’ll hold for a long time as long as you maintain it. I’ve put together a few things that you’ll need yourself, harder to get your hands on.” They could consider it advanced payment for future errands and assistance, Waver figured.
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He nodded. "You know where to find me if you need me, Professor." And by that, Ren meant he had a habit of running into Waver when he needed him. He patrolled often enough for that to be the case.
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