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“Do you know... what THIS is?” He slammed his sword on the desk.

“Sword?” Malavon said.

“Obviously it’s a sword, but what makes it special? What makes it important?” He said.

“Some magical sword. A sword that traps souls in it?” Malavon was looking at the sword just observing it.

Taz looked at as she had a worried expression on her face " y..yeh ill be fine" she stood up stretching her legs. watching mint every second

“Hmph. Nevermind.” He snatched his sword back, putting it in his bag again.

Mint, realising she's too close to Taz, steps back. ((Where is the nurses office?))

((First floor))

“Wait let me hold it.” Malavon saw it before. He doesn’t remember where though.

He clutched his bag with both hands defensively. “Not a ****ing Chance.”

“Well give me another chance.” Malavon said.

“You may own the school, but this is still personal property. What are you gonna do, violently attack me for mildly offending you? Oh wait...” he glared up at him.

Taz looks at mint and groans " i can't use it no more, the touch thing, its been taken away from me due to me over exceeding my powers and its affected my other powers as well" she moaned seeing mint move away from touching reach.

(ill be on later)

She still stays back. "I have... other reasons for staying out of touching reach." Mint starts walking to the nurses office, not waiting for Taz. Once she does get to the nurses office, she walks up to the nurse. "Um... hello?"

“No I just want to see the sword. Please.” He said.

He twirled out a knife, pointing it at Malavon’s skull. “NO.”

Malavon had no fear.”Uhuh. Well then how could I help you then?” He asked.

Taz followed mint towards the nurse getting nervous

He tossed the knife behind his head, it clinging against the floor. “Right. Your tree ruined three years of work and apparently you can do something about that?”

Malavon Levitated the book he had and flipped through the pages.”Oh... well... it doesn’t seem ruined.” He said and showed Kodoku that the pages said the same things again.