Magic and Mystical: Interviews

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Nothing felt quite so good as to have a project on its way. If this one features slightly less graphical and arbitrary annihilation of all sense and reason to the universe so that his will and desires may stand paramount in all creation, it's no less important or relevant for all that.

Aibghalien has set aside a few of what appear to be practice areas for interviews and assessments, hoping these are large enough to use for any demonstrations necessary. If not, the courtyard outside allows plenty of space for particularly pyrotechnical displays.

[OOC: Those willing to help interview may start their own threads for people to comment on (but Abby would like to get your own lists!) If your character would have come, but you aren't able to thread it out for any reason, just put the information in the Handwaved thread for later compilation.]

Comments

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"If you punched down a brick wall, you would leave brick and mortar debris," the elf clarified. "You punched down a magic wall, so you leave magical residue. I'm looking at it to see what I can learn from it."

[punchedoutdestiny]

"Oh! Okay." The leftovers would be marks of energy that would appear to be quite malleable - used to enhance evolution. A sort of all-purpose energy, to put it one way.

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And the elf stroked his chin as he considered the residue. "Interesting. I'd love to observe you in an actual exertion rather than a manufactured event."

[punchedoutdestiny]

Simon chuckles a bit sheepishly. "Yeah...admittedly, things are a bit more impressive in an actual fight." Just a little.

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"Inevitably so. There's something about mortal danger that inspires people to give their all," he said drolly, though a smile twitched at the corners of his lips.

[punchedoutdestiny]

That got a smirk out of the pilot. "Oh yeah. I suppose if you get the chance during a fight where we can deploy, look for a bigger robot that matches Lagann here," he answers, patting the side of the small robot. "This thing's just the head of what I usually pilot."