Private Finished Wednesday's the Best Day

Naturally, being the little magic overachiever that she was, Wednesday came prepared.

Her backpack had a few tomes from her own collection stuffed into them, and she carried another under her arms along with her notebook as she walked into the library, Frodo trotting happily behind her.

Even if it weren't for her natural inclination to help out, or her desires for magical knowledge, she was mainly here because it was him asking. The Masquerade had gone much better than she'd expected, and she was more than starting to feel comfortable around him. She didn't even feel the need to plan out much ahead before arriving.

Dear lord, hanging out with him was starting to feel normal. It's a christmas miracle.

"Afternoon, Sazz." She said with a small smile as she sat across from him, setting her own things down as her cat hopped up onto the table, curling up and making himself comfortable.

"So, I guess before we begin, you mind giving me the rundown on what you're trying to do here one more time?"

"I'd have an easier time sorting things out if you're handwriting was neater..." Her lips pulled tight and brows furrowed, distracted for a moment as she read over the notes. She opened her own notebook and started to scribble on the page, transcribing the notes into something that was easier for herself to understand.

"Anyway, I uh...I guess I am. yeah." She continued, finally looking back up at him and flashing a small smile. "I got all my classwork done early and I got some time to relax so, uh, yeah. No reason to complain."

Her eyes flicked back to the notes as she kept writing.

"How about you?" She asked.

"Oh! You met Tuesday?" She seemed to perk up right away at the mention of her sister witch, happy smile on her face. "Yeah, she's a member of our coven."

She put her pen down, pausing her transcription for a moment.

"She's kind of like, well, the coolest person I know." She admitted, rubbing the back of her neck. "She was a big help in getting used to living here. I know I'm um, pretty sheltered, but it was a lot worse before we started hanging out. She's really smart and confident and I dunno what I would do without her..."

It was at this point she realised she was gushing massively, she blushed her usual dark green colour and returned her attention to the notes, trying to play it off cool.

"Anyway," She cleared her throat before continuing. "I'm glad you two got along."

She frowned, eyebrow twitching and eyes narrowing.

"Hush, you."

Her pen scribbled along the page for a little bit longer, and soon she's finished. She takes a moment to reread Sazz's notes in her own handwriting, humming and murmuring inaudibly under her breath, brow furrowed. She doesn't speak up again until she's finished.

"Well the theory seems...pretty sound, actually. A little unstable for my tastes, but, well, that's kind of the nature of chaos magic."

She tapped her pen against the paper, thinking.

"Have you taken this to the practical stage yet?"

"Well, I'm uh, flattered. But the staff would probably be able to advise you better, I'm no expert you know. I guess they wouldn't approve of something so risky though..."

Her lips pulled tight as she considered, scanning over the page once more. The danger was obvious, any novice mage would be able to tell you that just from the type of magic. There were ways to make it more in your favour, but it was always a dice roll.

Wednesday hated dice rolls.

But, she was an academic at heart. Judging from what she was ready Sazz could probably wield this magic, and she was very curious to see how it worked in action.

"Hmm...do you want to try it?"