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This is an awful idea. Â This idea should have never even come to be, nor should Luc have had to be the one to bring it to fruition.
Teach the bear magic. Â This was going to be a long day. Â A disastrous one at that.
Luc wouldnât have minded this notion as much if that bear of a man had any sort of skill in magic to begin with.  His magical affinities were average at best and pitiable at worst, not to mention his lack of ability to even use some types of magic at all.  Just how was Luc supposed to train someone with that little skill?  The only sort of plans Luc could have in regards to make him be any sort of magical threat were to turn him into a sacrificial lamb (or bear?) of sorts.
âŠperhaps that wasnât a bad idea actually.
The faint vibration in the ground drew Lucâs fixated gaze on the grass upwards, the bear was a bit late, but Luc was half hoping expecting for him to just not show up at all.  The mage stood up then, dusting his robes off before addressing the other.
âTook your time, didnât you?â  Had Luc even given him a specific location on where he would be waiting?  He couldnât recall, honestly.  âŠthat may have been on purpose.
Shu was crazy, Viktor decided. Definitely insane and he had to talk to Riou about finding a strategist that was actually sane as soon as possible.Â
He thought of himself as the kind of man that can be depended on getting his hands dirty on the battlefield. Magic was an unknown territory for him - it was a very flashy sort of attack, sure. Nice to look at, fast and deadly - all three things that donât really describe Viktor very well.
âI had important things that had to be done first.â Viktor replied, simply.Â










