Calling all Magic Users 2

[holyandsexy]

 Who: Yujinn and any magic user who feels like showing up
Where Kitchen
When: Sometime in the afternoon.
Rating: PG for now
Summary: Yujinn decides to try to meet the various wizards and mages to sort out a more reasonable theory of magic.
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[chess_wizard]

Ron had reason to be a bit nervous. For one thing, he had the feeling that this man was going to ask him questions, and so this meeting would be a bit like an exam. He had never been really good at exams. And for another thing, it was his mother that knew more about magic, but she was currently nowhere to be found. He wasn't sure where she went or what he'd be able to say that this person would find helpful.

He stopped by the entranceway of the kitchen, looking at the unfamiliar man within. "Er, hello," he brought up lowly. Clearing his throat, he added, "I'm Ron. Ron Weasley. Are you the bloke who wanted to know about magic?"

[holyandsexy]

Yujinn stood, smiling. "Ah, yes. I'm Yujinn." He sat again. "And yes, I am. Well about other people's magic anyway.
The boy looked a bit younger in person, and somehat unsure of himself. Yujinn could almost feel like a teacher again, except of course, that Ishtar was never self-conscious, even when she scored 7% on a test.
"Come sit down. I was curious about how your magic works, you mentioned a wand?"

[chess_wizard]

In truth, Ron was a bit curious about the type of magic this man used, too. Magic existing without a wand? That sounded scarily powerful. Still, he tried his best not to seem intimidated, and he was hardly conscious of the fact that he was failing miserably.

"Uh, yeah," he murmured, moving towards the table and sitting down opposite the man who called himself Yujinn. "We say a spell - or, er, the older ones can just think a spell - and it comes out of the wand." This didn't apply to potions, of course, but Ron hardly considered potions magical; they were more like chemistry. "Are you doing some kind of experiment on magic?"

[holyandsexy]

"So, wands are a necessary component?" Yujinn asked, making a small check mark under "focus-inanimate" on his list.
"What I'm doing is not so much an experiment; it's just that many people here use different types of magic, there are some where the rules contradict the rules stated for another form of magic. I want to see if I can find a common denominator for all the magic here, it may be a way of determining how the magic in this house works, which honestly seems rather chaotic."

"For example, in my world, I studied holy magic. People have different potentials, but anyone can learn it; although typically only the royal family does, or those with a connection to it. It requires a lot of study, and a good deal of chanting to cast spells, but a focus is not necessary." He paused after the explanation, not wanting to overwhelm the boy.

"So, is your magic innate, or trained?"