Aikane nodded in response to Vinsue's words, wondering to herself why the streets were so flooded at the moment. She stayed quiet as Vinsue continued talking, chuckling softly as she said that she enjoyed making drama and not getting caught. "Yeah, I'm planning to become a student, actually. I want to learn how to heal people when they need it. When I was young, I would enjoy making medicine out of plants for my friends when they'd go out adventuring and get hurt. My mother taught me a few spells to heal minor cuts, but I want to learn more, so here I am." She looked around at the signs and landmarks as they walked, taking special note of them as they passed to remember how to get to the academy when she would be traveling alone. 

"Well you came to the right place. I thought of joining the school once but it did not happen." Seeing that the road began to clear a good bit she pushed off the wall and continued walking. "The easiest way to find the school is to fallow the sun in the morning or your shadow in the evening. for the school makes up a good bit of the east side of the city." She smiled as the giant liberty came in to view. "There it is my favorite place in the city and the one place that i'm not to be found near for a few weeks."

"Oh?" Aikane said, and then nodded at Vinsue's advice on the best way to find one's way to and from the school. "That's easy to remember and do. Thanks!" Her eyebrows raised as the Academy came into view, impressed by its size. She had thought it'd be big, but not that big. Aikane pushed down feelings of apprehension and sped up her pace a little. Despite the slight overwhelming feeling she had in her chest due to the school's colossal size, she couldn't help feeling excitement in her fingers. "It's beautiful," she said in awe. "What happened so you couldn't go to school? And why aren't you allowed there for weeks?" Aikane was interested in the kind of person Vinsue was. Nice and friendly but also deviant and mischievous. She realized they could be good friends then.

"It is quiet a site for sure." she looked onward as she said that. The question almost made her stop for it was a topic and thought she usually avoided. "trouble likes my name and calls it often. I was reading as i love to do and gained one of my abilities. There was a man on the other side of the medal table when i first got my electric strike. sparks flew as i touched the table not knowing i had that ability or that i was using it. the man survived but the books were trashed aster words. I was told i had to learn to control my self before i could return" 

She stopped outside the administration building. "They will not let me join do to my reputation though I want, like you, to learn the art of healing."

"Oh, wow," Aikane said in response to Vinsue's short story. She stopped as Vinsue did. "That's unfortunate. Well, hey! I've always been interested in being a teacher, too, so maybe I can try to teach you what I learn." She smiled warmly as she adjusted her satchel to fit more comfortably on her body. "And about how you used electricity to scorch that guy and the books: at least now you have a cool ability! I'd love to learn it. I think we could really benefit from each other as friends." Looking from Vinsue to the building they stopped at. "What building is this?"

"Friends. that sounds nice." she smiled at the thought of someone being with her rather than another agent her. "This is the Administration building. where you can get restored, present problems, and get information related to classes or things of that nature." she looked up at the building than back down at the ground. than walked to the door. "Well here you go. I'll be around outside when you're done. Just wave I'll come." she smiled opening the door.

Aikane smiled at the fact Vinsue found a friendship between them to sound nice. She nodded as the woman spoke about the administration building. This is just the place I need to be. Following her to the door, she smiled back and waved. "Alright, I'll be right back." And with that, she walked inside and looked at the signs she saw at the start of each line. One read Registration, and the other read Other Assistance. There was a rack with pamphlets of information in them on one wall that had information about different things about the school. Walking over to the rack, Aikane glanced over the titles and picked one up that was a map of the entire school before she walked to the registration line, where three others were waiting. She looked over it as she stood, getting the general idea of the place.

When it was her turn to register, she stepped up to the counter with a friendly smile as the lady working the line smiled back. "Hello, my name is Aikane Sylris, and I'd like to register to become a member of this school."
"Okay! What brings you to the Academy?" The woman asked cheerily as she got out a small stack of paper.
"I hope to learn how to become a cleric, along with some defensive spells to stay safe." Aikane took the papers from the woman and gave the first page a once-over.
"There's never a lack of healers. Well, good luck to you. Ink and quill are over at that table. Turn it in to me when you're done."
"Thank you!" Aikane hummed, and with that, walked to the table with the inks and quills and chairs and sat down to start filling out the form. It only took about ten minutes before she was done, and after she returned the papers to the woman, she was told to come back the next day for more information. After thanking her once more, Aikane was on her way out of the building, looking around outside for Vinsue. "Vinsue?" she called, moving to the side of the door to continue looking.

She leaned against a wall as she waited. She looked at the ground as the people walked by. after a bit she started playing with her powers. She formed a electric ball. Slowly increasing and decreasing the size tell she got bored and made it go out. Hearing her name she looked up and called "over here." and walked to meet her. 

"So you nervous." she asked knowing most now had a long night tell being told whether or not she was accepted. 

A smile found its way to Aikane's face as she saw her friend and made up half the distance to reach her. "Very nervous," she chuckled. "But I'm also confident they'll accept me once they test my magical aptitude." Her magic was strong and flawless when she practiced certain spells enough, and she hoped with those spells she'd make a good impression. It at least would show her potential. She started walking past the Administration Building, pulling out the map she had gotten from inside to look at it. "Want to look around? It'd kill some time, and help me out." Aikane looked at where the library was on the map, which she was most excited to see. "How about we go to the library?"

“Yea, that test is not too hard.” She smiled remembering when she had taken the test and how she surprised the administrators that a 17-year-old girl could know some of the stuff. But that was a long time ago and she had only learned more over time. Yet she still could not control her newest ability, which slightly annoyed her. She looked at the map glad it was as up to date as they got.

“Why not, I have nothing else to do,” she said following her new friend. “Sure” she said more than happy to go to the library, she just hoped they would not mind seeing her there. “This is it.” She said as she started up the steps. “The best mortal library in the world.” She said a bit quieter than normal knowing that the city hated the god and saying that could get her fined.