Ms. Antig is the librarian. She has no teaching position, but is the go to person for foreign language tutoring. She also organizes expeditions into the Library Reserve, a massive underground labyrinth of catalogs and bookshelves from the original construction of the school.Vesuvius Hetlan said:Question. Who is the librarian?
Well considering effecting anything material requires a transfer of energy; yes, almost all magics deal in energy somehow. But I get the feeling that's what you meant.mcpop9 said:quick question, by magics being offered, i'm guessing one of them has to have a sub level of controlling energy? if so then reserve a spot for me.
Most all magic utilizes two elements:
1) Energy: This is the natural magic energy inside the practitioner of magic. It's generated by the person through their life. However, not all people are born equal. Most people are born with a low level, some people are born with much more and these people have potential to be powerful practitioners of magic. Has many names; Mana, Qi, Ichor, Chi, Quintessence
2) Technique: Considered the more important part. All the energy in the world will do nothing since it never naturally interacts with anything. Many methods from around the world have developed specific methods through 'spells' to channel magic energy to effect things in the world. The specific choice of method is often refereed to as one's discipline.
Some common disciplines you might be interested in for 'controlling energy':
Sorcery: Often considered a bruit force method. The spells methodology is one of the least precise, but also the most forgiving of mistakes. Sorcery uses large amounts of mana inefficiently to introduce raw forces into the world, but is almost completely incapable of fine action or control.
Geomancy: This method is mostly used to influence already present forces and materials to move in specific ways. Has many industrial applications.
Pathagorism: Based on a very exacting series of Magic Triangles, and generally relies on the immutability of mathematics. A very precise discipline mostly used by mathematicians.
Regardless if you use one of these or another, remember that you will still be a student of the methods.
This kind of thing happens on occasion, but it's not common. Some of you might have heard of a friend of a friend who knows somebody who went. History is obviously littered with stories of people who have gone, but most any tales of what is there are inconsistent.MrJKapowey said:Question - How regular is what we're doing (going to the underworld)?
You say that the school is regular and that all of this is accepted practice, but how often does this happen (i.e. do people go there at all or has it reached the 'lets install a revolving door' point?)