"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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Useful indeed and yet it seems that there is more to it than just mere utility. What are these abilities we have been granted truly asking of us? [He smiles.]
Why, what a puzzle before us. Though, I admit I am, for the time being, more interested in indulging you in that chess game. Would you care for a partner?
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His expression brightens at the mention of chess, however, his curiosity piqued. What better way to learn about the people you're now surrounded with, after all?]
It would be a pleasure.
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Marvelous. Shall I introduce myself? [He tips his hat.] Professor Hershel Layton. It's a pleasure to meet a fellow professor, especially one that is teaching such an advanced subject.
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Professor Layton, the pleasure is entirely mine. I am Schneizel el Britannia. [He leaves off the title here - there's little need.] You've been brought here to teach history, correct?
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I'm interested in joining the class.
[His gaze is rather fixed on the chess piece, he's curious how it seems to move on it's own. Remote control..?]
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Perhaps I will see you there, then. [He smiles, then follows the student's line of sight to the chess pieces.]
Quite fascinating, isn't it? They're rather vicious.
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Yes, I will look forward to the class.
...How do they move?
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