A Slave to Magic
“All of her clothing, except for the dresses, would need to be packed, as well as her lute, extra strings, and as many music books as she could get her hands on. The Wizard’s College considered music a waste of energy, and she would have few opportunities to escape to the city to purchase such items. She dreaded her upcoming workload as a second-year student, especially considering she had no natural inclination toward magic. If the subject matter at least interested her that would be something.... Unfortunately, she had little to look forward to.
Kwil’s presence would make things more fun, she decided. Over the past couple of weeks, she had come to enjoy his presence. She no longer thought of him as a servant. He was a trusted friend, one she could reveal her innermost thoughts to. Instead of chiding her for not trying harder to please her parents, he encouraged her to play music and perfect her art. He would even pause his reading just to listen to her newest compositions. Nera had no friend at the College she considered closer.MoreLess
Kwil’s presence would make things more fun, she decided. Over the past couple of weeks, she had come to enjoy his presence. She no longer thought of him as a servant. He was a trusted friend, one she could reveal her innermost thoughts to. Instead of chiding her for not trying harder to please her parents, he encouraged her to play music and perfect her art. He would even pause his reading just to listen to her newest compositions. Nera had no friend at the College she considered closer.MoreLess
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