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It's kind of hard to do a magical school RP when most of the students don’t even show up. I wonder why not it seems like a good RP to me.

So since we seem to lacking students that actually show up then I invited some people from another website I'm on to join I hope that's okay.

Savina looked up at professor Lovell and exhaled for a moment "I was wondering did you know where Mr. Sesler went. He said it was none of my concern, but that doesn't exactly not inspire curiosity,"

It was now the weekend and there were no classes but Savina found herself roaming the halls when she came by a classroom containing Professor Lovell, Dr. Taylor and a new teacher. She hadn't seen Professor Sesler all day, she knew she wouldn't but this whole thing about his duties had her...

Okay, I understand

Savina takes her stance when the professor to a job at her, under her elbow and she dropped her arm in an attempt to ward it off, hopefully her stance was correct and she would be able to do so.

Savina takes her baton and assumed the defensive stance that they were taught the day before, adjusting herself to match the final result she was given after the professor had made corrections to her stance the day before.

Savina sighed and went to her room, dropping off her books and stretching before she made her way to the courtyard. Professor Sesler was already there so she simply took her place "good morning sir,"

Savina looks up at the professor she wasn't expecting a follow up question on it, what was she supposed to tell him, that she actually lived in it for the fast 15 years? Baba Yaga was not a very liked woman, but she guessed it would be alright to tell one person, especially a teacher. She...

Savina walks into class and sees the professor and walks up to him "Professor before I forget, I was meaning to ask you...would you classify Baba Yaga's hut as a building or a creature?"

Savina gathers up her books and makes her way to her next class, she was interested to see how things would turn out today, this whole school concept was really quite helpful, interesting and...fun actually. She thought she might actually like this situation.

"I see, very interesting" Savina wrote down what she had just heard, divination was indeed an interesting subject that might want to learn more about, perhaps she could ask Ms. Lovell more about later, that is of course after she asked Mr. Dunnings about Baba Yaga's hut, she had forgotten to...

"Does this mean that you can see the future Ms. Lovell?" Savina asked looking to the professor very curiously.

Savina takes note of what is said while the professor explains the levels to summoning thr dead. Once she is done, she gathers her books and exits the classroom, she wasn't sure if she had anymore classes, but for now she thought it might be best to go and grab something to eat.

"I see," Savina watches as the professor writes on the board and writes it down in her notebook.

"Um, Ms. Lovell said that Necromancy was a form of summoning," Savina answered once again trying to think of the other two "Um, she also said something about conjuration, is that also a type of summoning?"

"Yes, we saw a summoning today in mythical beast class, the professor summoned a phoenix" Savina answered

Savina thought about objecting, that he could have simply told them they wouldn't be able to find him during the weekend instead of giving a reason as to why. However; she shrugged it off, this was just one of those things that other people obviously did. "If you say so," she answered before...

Savina takes the baton and places in the position Sesler told them they should when suddenly he dismissed the class so she decided to put the baton down, listening to the rest of his of what he had to say before started to move on to her next class when she turned around out of curiosity "Duties?"

Savina takes her stance and allows the proper adjustments to be made, once the flaws in her stance was fixed, she then picked up the baton with the hand on her cheek and kept the stance as she waited for further instructions on the defensive stance.