"A spell designed to draw forth only the most honourable and righteous heroes." [He reads the line with eyes downcast, before looking to the camera. There's amusement in his eyes, and a faint quirk to his mouth.] It's quite a lofty claim, isn't it? I wonder what mettle those of us 'magicdrafted' are made of. In fact, I confess, this is quite
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But Advanced Counter-magic- It sounds like a useful class. Defensive tactics would be necessary, now that he's stripped of his Geass. But that would mean he'd have to show himself to Schneizel, and while it's unlikely the prince even knows who he is given that the Directorate was never explained to the Emperor's children, he doesn't want to even show he's from the same world. Too many questions. ]
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Is the class available for 3rd years?
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Anyone is welcome provided they have a rudimentary grasp and interest of the topic, yes.
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I see. Thank you, Professor.
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...but Advanced Counter Magic could mean that Schneizel had the means to free himself, if he hasn't already.
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He'd have to be careful how he handled this. So when he elected to respond, he appeared on the screen with his head bowed.]
Prince Schneizel.
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The last thing he remembered before waking here was the glare of FLEIJA - victory - and, therefore, the Knight of Zero was a sworn enemy. (But once ally, once point of interest, once hope.)
Perhaps surprisingly, he smiles minutely.]
Suzaku Kururugi.
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He remained with his head bowed. It was easier to hide his facial expressions that way, his bangs obscuring his eyes.]
You don't seem surprised to see me.
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Well, they did ask for heroes. [The way he says it, it might be a barb. Or it might be mere observation. Either way, he decides to drop the crypticism for the moment. Mostly.]
I chose to do some research before speaking up.
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And yet, those words give him pause. Because it hasn't been a while at all. So, what then? Is his wayward little brother merely seeking to confuse? Or is there something else happening here, something he isn't seeing?]
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This is unexpected. [that much, at least, is true.]
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I never thought I'd see you again.
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No? [Strange. She didn't seem the fatalist type, when it came to a battle.] Unexpected turns are very much in evidence today, it seems.
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[She sounds affable, if a bit strained but otherwise pleasant.]
I guess this experience so far counts as a huge understatement, huh?
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Righteous, heh. Never mind the discussion of possibility... Different dimensions and alternate worlds have been discussed even in scientific circles for a while. I'm more wondering how the hell magic works. That- [ Gestures towards the chess pieces. ] -should be impossible without machinery.
So how do they move? One of those charms?
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[His eyes flick to the pieces, then back to the boy. His tone is amiable, but there's a sharper sort of amusement there.]
Esoteric circles, perhaps. I wonder where we might draw the line when it comes to possibility, here.
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I wouldn't compare physicists to those types. And that's what I'm talking about. The thing is, science doesn't seem to explain some of the crap going on 'round here.
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We've been brought to a school of 'witchcraft and wizardry', right? I'm curious to see exactly how science will fit in amongst that.
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