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"Starry Wisp, I think it was called." She replies, attempting to cast it again- just a few sparks, and nothing more. "I'm learning to be a druid."

It is silent for a second. "Have you ever considered that he doesn't want to be 'improved'?" It replies, that last word said in a colder tone than the rest.

 He copies their movements and words, though the magic veins on the cracks of his hand simply glow and nothing more "Wow... I've never met a druid before... that's so cool..."

 He looks up to them, thinking for a moment "Then as all children are, he is a fool. He will be thankful for the improvements one of these days. It isn't easy making your son into something that can rival gods."

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"Starry Wisp, I think it was called." She replies, attempting to cast it again- just a few sparks, and nothing more. "I'm learning to be a druid."

It is silent for a second. "Have you ever considered that he doesn't want to be 'improved'?" It replies, that last word said in a colder tone than the rest.

 He copies their movements and words, though the magic veins on the cracks of his hand simply glow and nothing more "Wow... I've never met a druid before... that's so cool..."

 He looks up to them, thinking for a moment "Then as all children are, he is a fool. He will be thankful for the improvements one of these days. It isn't easy making your son into something that can rival gods."

"Druid-in-training, but I agree- it's really interesting so far." She looks up at the sky for a moment- at the stars she knows are there.

It laughs a bit. "Funny you mention that." It replies, a small bit of venom in its words. "He's indeed well on his way to becoming a god himself- maybe more than that- without any of your interference."

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"Druid-in-training, but I agree- it's really interesting so far." She looks up at the sky for a moment- at the stars she knows are there.

It laughs a bit. "Funny you mention that." It replies, a small bit of venom in its words. "He's indeed well on his way to becoming a god himself- maybe more than that- without any of your interference."

 He leans against a tree, looking up to the sky with them for a moment before looking back to them "C-could you tell me more about it?... Being a druid in training I mean."

 He smiles softly at them, his eyes filled with cold cruelty "On that I would have to disagree, as Tim would be long dead without my interference, and that would just be a waste and him and his mother died. Though we cant have everything we want, can we?"

(hi yvonne)

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"Druid-in-training, but I agree- it's really interesting so far." She looks up at the sky for a moment- at the stars she knows are there.

It laughs a bit. "Funny you mention that." It replies, a small bit of venom in its words. "He's indeed well on his way to becoming a god himself- maybe more than that- without any of your interference."

 He leans against a tree, looking up to the sky with them for a moment before looking back to them "C-could you tell me more about it?... Being a druid in training I mean."

 He smiles softly at them, his eyes filled with cold cruelty "On that I would have to disagree, as Tim would be long dead without my interference, and that would just be a waste and him and his mother died. Though we cant have everything we want, can we?"

"Sure! Druids get their magic from nature and natural phenomena- in the case of my mother and I, it's the stars. Learning the spells is definitely a little tricky, and I haven't even started to touch on more advanced magic, but it's certainly rewarding."

"Indeed- and it seems that's a lesson you've yet to learn yourself." It curtly replies, not bothering to look back at him.

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"Druid-in-training, but I agree- it's really interesting so far." She looks up at the sky for a moment- at the stars she knows are there.

It laughs a bit. "Funny you mention that." It replies, a small bit of venom in its words. "He's indeed well on his way to becoming a god himself- maybe more than that- without any of your interference."

 He leans against a tree, looking up to the sky with them for a moment before looking back to them "C-could you tell me more about it?... Being a druid in training I mean."

 He smiles softly at them, his eyes filled with cold cruelty "On that I would have to disagree, as Tim would be long dead without my interference, and that would just be a waste and him and his mother died. Though we cant have everything we want, can we?"

"Sure! Druids get their magic from nature and natural phenomena- in the case of my mother and I, it's the stars. Learning the spells is definitely a little tricky, and I haven't even started to touch on more advanced magic, but it's certainly rewarding."

"Indeed- and it seems that's a lesson you've yet to learn yourself." It curtly replies, not bothering to look back at him.

 He listens with interest, nodding his head, his eyes shining as he looks all around them, thinking about how everything has a little magic in it that druids are capable of harnessing, "Amazing..."

 He raises an eyebrow before thinking "I suppose that is true unfortunately, though I wonder, why are you arguing for Tim's sake? Have you found another use for him and his unique attributes?"