Magical Ethics: Week 11, Period 1

[justagalegirl]

Alysha had spent much of the night baking as she tried to figure out why, exactly, there was an odd sense of foreboding upon her. It didn't seem to be connected to that tug in her heart that always led back to home, and a few phone calls to Charlie and her dad assured her that everything was fine there. So she baked and tried to see things a

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Listen to the "Lecture" [3-23]

[justagalegirl]

Or chat or eat tasty tasty baked goods.

Re: Listen to the "Lecture" [3-23]

[glacial_witch]

Karla grabbed a few cookies. Probing food with Craft was second-nature by now, which was why she'd already bitten into one by the time she realized that they were infused with an odd kind of magic.

She gave Alysha a long look before chewing and swallowing her bite. Her teacher had promised they weren't harmful. Karla was going to believe her.

Re: Listen to the "Lecture" [3-23]

[life_inshadow]

It was funny: Last week, Tara had told Kennedy that magic was like baking, and some people were just better at it.

Now, nomming on a cookie, she decided her Magical Ethics teacher seemed to be really good at both.

Re: Listen to the "Lecture" [3-23]

[provostsdog]

The charm around Beka's neck didn't warm against her skin when she picked a muffin and so it'd not even occur to her that they'd been magicked. And the food helped her forget the strange feeling she'd had on her morning run.

Re: Listen to the "Lecture" [3-23]

[justwantsquiet]

Sookie took a couple of cookies. She was worried enough that she barely tasted them, but it felt good to eat something sweet.

Re: Listen to the "Lecture" [3-23]

[anarchist_queen]

Leda wasn't very hungry. She rarely was these days. But today she was more interested in pretending she wasn't here. And wondering why she just hadn't played hookie.