“I believe it is, do keep it in mind.” He responded in a serious tone, though internally the mage was glad he’d brought it up even if expressing that he was concerned about the potential in the first place was a bit awkward.

Hopefully, he mused to himself, she wouldn’t need to make use of it if she kept away from the mirrors. Not that he was entirely optimistic on it, even he had an accident with one. It just seemed like an unfortunate fact that they were all on a time limit to ending up in one mess or another involving them.

At some point, he’d have to get back to investigating them properly. It was just that the puzzles around the magic academy tended to occupy his mind with more frequency than the mirrors… Because, really, seeing his other self reflected in the one in his apartment just annoyed him.