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Some facts:
As long as it isn’t made of magic absorbent materials, chances are Belle can very well walk over very hot stuff, possibly even molten stuff.
His magic inherently converts, redirects and repurposes heat as deemed fit subconciously, and whenever Belle choses to do so. So he hardly ever gets burnt unless he literally has no magic, which is nearly impossible because immediatelly a mage will produce magic with the exception of starving ones, in which case it will be consumed for a period of time, to reduce the metabolic phisical needs until food is found.
Likewise Gilrin’s magic processes light instead; Agar’s processes electrical currents, Thanneth does the same as Agar to a smaller extent, Braigon kinetic forces, Rhowën a mix of light and electricity to an extent and braigon also processes to a small degree heat, however his body is better at handling metals, resulting in less likelyhood of metal poisoning, as well as lesser damage on his body when working with molten or heated metals and minerals/gems/gemstones in his forge.
As a sidenote, theoretically they could, thanks to their magics, develop resitance to a number of chemicals and concoctions used to kidnap, neutralize, harm or kill people and-or-mages, however they would have to be exposed to such chemicals very often to do so, or be under high amounts of stress for it to happen.
Because this has become less of a situation over the years, however, they don’t, and they aren’t aware of it, their former teachers however, have a suspicion such may be possible from previous experiences in the last lessons they had, before their formation was overseen by General Braigon.
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