illusionary walls

Felicity arrived not too much later, though her day was very complicated as usual. Having just begun the first steps of her 'extracurricular' plan, her mind was not entirely on teaching. Thankfully, most of the students didn't enjoy English literature to begin with, so no one seemed to notice.

She had taken on a few students, since her natural ability in illusory magic was a bit beyond most of the academic-taught wizards at this school. Now, she didn't need to tell them that she didn't really understand at all how she did or in what way... but it didn't seem to matter and she could still give a vague idea of how it was done. She had been fairly successful with Chloe, after all.

Entering the room and closing the door behind herself, Felicity carried a few books over to the teacher's desk and set them down. "Evening. Oh.." It occurred to her that she had actually forgotten what this session was for. She had both students she tutored in literature and in illusions, and she mixed them up often, especially since her focus wasn't on that at all anymore. She looked at the girl; well, she looked the part of a magician. She even had a staff. Felicity idly wondered whether the staff was actually necessary or if any wizard could just use their hands as focuses. That was beyond her, though, and she didn't try to understand the intricacies of academic wizardry.

Still, she didn't remember the girl's name. She could sidestep it for a while, at least. "Right, right, magic, was there something specific you wanted to go over, or just all illusory magic in general? As long as it's nothing too complex I'm sure you'll catch on quite quick, if you've already got a strong base." She frowned at herself. She hadn't even attempted rapport. "Ah, before that, how was your day? Everything going alright?"