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" follow your gut" Was all avalon said before she followed after the women who knew her father. Avalon knew how to protect herself and would if it came to it, but she knew the danger would not come from this newly meet person

Avalon passes through the wortex and is met with a flurry of magic rushing around her body as she quickly reaches another room with the exit wortex.

This room is slightly dark. Cold cobblestone flooring with stone walls and a datk roof are tmake up the room. Looking forward, the room opens up to a room the size of a courtroom. A crug on the floor before Avalon is written in a magical language that she could read as a greeting. "Welcome" Jadehawk walks down the main hallroom into the courtroom, lights beaming from azure blue rugs with luminous runes that light the room and the painted ceiling. Vara reaches the courtroom where all sorts of magical things are.

Vara passes four spiral shelves, some dusty and empty, others containing books and other things. They seem to be sorted, one with books, one with scarce bottles, one with scrolls, the last empty. Even further is a large six sided book that floats in the air, it is secured from flying away with chains chainef to the side of the book. By the side of the room is a magical cauldron, then desks and tables, chairs. Things layed out, some things messy, other things webbed and dusty. Other rooms connect to the courtroom.

Vara's place seems grand, impressive, and interesting, however unkept, dim lit, and without personalization from Vara.

Vara walks into another room past the courtroom and states. "I will return shortly. I think I have some things you would be interested in."

There is a short time for the two to poke around the room before Vara returns.

Laverna sighs, and steps, a bit hesitantly, into the wortex. She'll definitely get used to this magic sooner, rather than later.
Laverna gapes at the large room before her. She walks further into the room as Vara leaves the courtroom. She looks around at all of the interesting things in the dim light. "This place would be amazing with the right re-decorating," Laverna said, grinning while thinking about some organizing and decorating strategies in her head.

Avalon sood there quietly her staff vanished in a puff of smoke as the young white hair mage folded her hands behind her back looking around quietly. Her ice blue eyes seeming to glow some as she did.

Each of the spiral shelves seem to be corkscrew based, going up to the roof, down to the floor. Each one keeps its own contents sorted. These shelves seem to screw up and down for access.

The bound multi edged book rattles around its bindings as it floats strangely. It seems to not bother anything around it.

The courtroom looks like it could seat thirty or so people in the main area. Now the tables and chairs have been placed elsewhere.

Vara comes back into the room with a small painting under her arm. "I think you might like this Avalon. Come see." She shows Avalon a painting of Avalons father. "This is one of the few things I have here of him. He didn't really leave anything behind to be found." Vara hands over the painting to Avalon.

Vara walks up to Laverna "I still have much to question you on. How much do you know about magic anyways?" Vara holds out her hand for Laverna to hold. Vara must want to take her somewhere. "We still have to find out what I will do with you, then what Avalon will do."

Laverna turns around as Vara walked into the room. She watches Vara and Avalon until Vara walks over to where she is standing.
"I take back anything bad I might've said about this place, it's amazing!" Laverna had an excited glint in her blue eyes.
She took hold of Vara's hand more firmly. She wasn't too hesitant now. "I know a little about magic," Laverna Told Vara, "I read few books my family were able to purchase, but i was never able to come by someone in the practice of magic that could teach me."

Vara grins and leads Laverna to the chest room. In this room there are chests stacked on top of one another in great pillars. There must be hundreds of chests in this room! It seems impossible to access the contents of any of them without causing a chain reaction of pain. There was a nice path to the center of the room. Vara lets go of Laverna's hand and walks up to a lone chest on the ground.

Vara opens up the chest and takes out a spellbook. Vara smiles wickedly and closes the chest. "Come. Out of the room." She would command. Vara leaves the room and hands over her spellbook to Laverna. The top of the book has magical writing inscribed on the surface. "In the language of magus. This is a mages best friend." Vara laughs softly.

Vara explains "This book is an advanced work of art. It has taken many magus to search for the materials needed to make this, and create it. It works like a typical spellbook, but incredibly easy to learn any spell." Vara crosses her arms and stares at Laverna "Everything has a cost. You could take years to catch up with all of the information needed to learn basic spells, then actually learn the spells. You would usually take this time to become powerful as well. This spellbook on the other hand will magically teach you the spells you choose. In order to teach you, it requires great energy. This book hungers for the experience of mages." Vara warns. "This book consumes magical knowledge to grant usage of spells. The idea it that we found ourselves in a tough spot in our time, when we needed to train magus quickly. We didn't have a great number of years to teach basic spells."

Vara puts her hands on her hips "Go sit down. Look for a spell. You could honestly learn one with ease." Vara motions to the chairs. "Now I am going to go look for Avalon. It seems she stepped away." Vara walks off and looks around. She quietly says to herself "I hope the giant penta-book didn't eat her..."