Eda: Magic comes in many different shapes and forms.

Eda: However, the most common form of it is elemental magic.

Eda: It ranges from fire, water, nature, to light, shadow, and so on.

Eda: They each have their own effects.

Eda: To cast a spell, a mage must take a form of energy, such as electricity or heat, and convert it into mana which can be manipulated with words of power to take many forms.

Eda: Such as the elements I mentioned.

Eda: A spell usually starts out with a base that makes up it.

Eda: For me, it would be "Lig" to create a Light spell.

Eda: "Go" will launch a spell forward.

Eda: "Mo" will increase the power of a spell.

Eda: "Trol" will give the user more control over a spell. It's quite versatile if costly.

Eda: The mage who uses it can move, change the color and shape the spell as long as it exists.

Eda: For example, fire can be shaped into almost anything, and can be redirected after being launched.

Eda: Then there is "Fi" which allows a mage to cast a spell in a wide field around themselves. This word also adds to the cost.

April: Ugh... Okay, that's enough, of your dry and boring talk.

Eda: H-hey- Whoa!

April: You probably noticed her talking about costs, so let's go over that rather than the dictionary of magic words.

April: Spells cost mana, and idiot knows that. But what determines how much a spell costs?

April: Two things. The words used and how many words are used.

April: And no, it's not as simple as 2+2 equals 4. It's more like 2+ this different 2 who doesn't like the first two equals 6.

April: But I'm getting ahead of myself.

April: Let's start of with word cost.

April: "Fir", "Go" they're the cheap stuff. Like fast food, if compared to restaurants.

April: "Mo" is like one of those non-chain restaurants.

April: "Trol" is like a decent restaurant.

April: Now the other thing... So some words don't like being together. It's like they conflict with one another.

April: You can still cast a spell that has conflicting words but the cost will be extra.

April: For example... Trying to fire two different elements at the same time.

Eda: There are plenty of examples of that such as-

April: Hey, I'm still talking!

Eda: I was here first!

April: Oh, real mature!

Eda/April:(arguing)

Yn: I guess that's all folks! See you next time! Ask any questions you have and... We'll get to it... Eventually...

(End of arc 1)