The Student
The colibri was attacking my party’s tank relentlessly, clearly agitated after having been shot upon by one of our rangers. It appeared to be hovering mid-air, moving it’s wings at an unbelievable speed. I tried not to pay too close attention to the wings, as I get easily dizzy when looking at fast moving objects like that. The wings move so quickly in fact, that it gets hard to concentrate, and over time my eyes grow tired. Unfortunately, it’s a trait that me and my feline friends share, as our senses are much more developed than certain other races.
The bird was pecking and scratching out party to defend itself, but our tank was determined and blocked the attacks very well. Our tank retained the colibri’s attention well, and as the main healer I had no problem keeping up with the cures. I closed my eyes, drawing the mana power within me forth, and transformed the energy into a curative spell. I opened my eyes, piercing through the intense battle and focused my sight on the tank. Be healed,
I whispered to myself as I raised my hand, drawing out the power I had just accumulated, before I pointed at my hand toward the tank and directed the spell toward him. The tank was engulfed in light, and I could clearly see the spell heal the wounds that the colibri had inflicted.
My party had set our camp up in the Ronfaure past, at a camp that I had quite frankly never seen. The experience was good, and we all quickly gained our levels. I looked around me, and found large beetles walking around, eating on the bark from the nearby trees. They seemed to enjoy their meals so much, and I was happy that they weren’t aggressive in any way as I sure wouldn’t want to be the one being eaten.
Sadly, though, the camp wouldn’t provide enough experience for me to stay there for very much longer as I’m growing stronger and I’m slowly being able to cast more and stronger spells. And even though the battles, intense as they were, aren’t particularly hard, I eagerly await the day I can wear my scholar’s uniform. But I have still a long way to go before I deserve to wear such garments.
