Loki chuckles lightly, the smell is more powerful to him but he has gotten to where he can ignore unpleasant scents. He gives a small thankful smile to Megan, since he has never had his teeth complimented before. Hopefully, his name would be called next for one of the now occupied rooms....and hopefully soon because this waiting is making him anxious.

Megan began heading towards the exit of the garden. She checked if the two boys were following her or now, she'd rather have them close in case something happened. When she was sure they were right behind her, Megan walked back to the main building. Once inside it, she began looking for a spot where Loki would be able to hear if he was called but also where it wasn't too crowded and where, once the testing was finished, they would be able to get out the quickest. It was a lot of criteria to be met but she eventually found a pretty good spot for them to stand. "Over here!" She shouted to the other two as she walked to the spot.

Atticus followed along after looking back at Soph once more. "Hey, I uh...don't wanna ruin your zen, or what'zit called, but there's some kinda after meeting after the testing." he said, quickly catching up to Megan. Crossing his arms behind his head as he leaned against a wall, Atticus started to let his mind wander to things like: "When am I going to get a chance to wash this bird crap off?" and, "I wonder if I can get a job here..." while he waited for Loki to be called. Figuring it'd be a good time to kill some time, he turned to Megan and asked: "So, what'd your crystal-ball thing show you? Mine was pretty boring.", only mildly having had his dreams crushed to tiny bite-sized pieces by that shiny little paperweight.

"Well I saw my fire, that's my magic. Creating and controlling fire." Megan looked up at Atticus. She wanted to avoid the topic of the future as much as possible, but Megan knew that that topic will come up sooner or later. She tilted her head slightly as she asked Atticus "So what kind of magic can you do Atticus?" She was curious to this. It was good to know your allies strengths and weaknesses.

Loki remains quiet. Especially since his magic is more like painfully forcing his own body and mind into a completly different shape and hoping that whatever caused him to do so is scared by that. He runs a hand through his hair and keeps waiting. He really hopes they don't say his last name, because it isn't truly -his- more like something stuck to him. That and Loki Slade just doesn't sound right to him.

Atticus hummed, trying to remember the word the instructor had said: "...Virbatium...Maxi...err...Vi...brasean? Vibration I think it was." barely managing the unfamiliar word, at least to him. "My vision was kinda cool, I was standin' on this water and I put my hands on it and it started like...dancing. Or something. It was weird. Trippy even." he added, affirming the last statement with a slight nod. "Definitely trippy."

Thinking on it for a minute, he looked to Megan. "...The hell is a vibration anyways?"

Loki sighs deeply. "Vibration would be the manipulation of sound waves....which would generally manipulate how other objects react. With enough skill on could walk on water and such." He shrugs. His brain is what gets him through school, his mouth is what gets him into trouble. If he was less of a smart Alec maybe he would still be in a normal school, but who knows.

Megan nodded, agreeing with Loki. "Yeah. Being able to manipulate sound waves and the vibrations in the air does get confused with other types of magic sometimes. Especially ones that involve air or water." Her voice started to get softer as she began to think more deeply on what else vibration magic could be confused for. She had began to make a list in her head when she looked up suddenly. "What's taking these tests so long to finish?!?" She huffed slightly, back to her earlier grumpy demeanor.

Professor Thornton was walking through the halls of Magicana High School when he noticed the large amount of noise that seemed to be coming from the school's auditorium. The man looked down at his watch to check the time before looking back up at the auditorium with curiosity. They can't really still be doing the evaluations could they? The teacher walked inside the large building, only to see his assumption proven wrong. "Holy-" Searching the area for a familiar face, Professor Thornton approached one of the many examiners and asked, "Hey, you guys seem to be going at a lot slower pace than usual. Did we get a more students this year than past years? Anything I can do to help speed up the process?"

Atticus scratched the side of his head bashfully, feeling more than a little stupid, having to ask something like that. Then again, lack of any actual real education meant he was basically just going off what he'd picked up while in London, but even still, knowing every cockney swear phrase in existence wasn't the best thing to know when trying to get through normal school.

Chuckling at himself, he says: "G-Glad you guys know what it is then. S-So, uh, Loki...what kinda magic do you have? Or do you not know yet?" somewhat unnerved by Megan's mood swing into another mood swing. "...This what Ma calls 'That time of the month?'" he thought to himself, knowing full well that he'd die if he asked.

Megan looked towards Loki, waiting for his answer to Atticus. She crossed her arms. It was then she noticed Thornton. That guy doesn't look like a student, he must be a teacher... she thought while watching his movements. Then she refocused back to the little group that the three had seemingly made. Megan quite enjoyed being in a little 'group', even if it consisted of three people, the trio was good enough. But she had plans to find more people. Maybe that other tall guy? What was his name, Mateiu? He would also be a good asset to have. She soon began thinking about her future. If I'm meant to be a hero, then who would be my opponent... she thought while scanning the crowd for her potential foe.

Loki inhales deeply before shrugging and slowly removing his sunglasses. For a few seconds he remains with his eyes closed. Then, he slowly opens his yellow Panther eyes and studies the other two. "Shapeshifting" his voice is quiet as he awaits the looks of horror, or the judgement, or whatever reaction they may have. After all, shapes gifting normally doesn't mean yellow eyes and pointy teeth.

Megan had stopped paying attention with her thoughts. She still had a pretty grumpy expression on her face as she continued to scan the crowd. Her attention eventually snapped back to Loki and she looked at his eyes. Megan tilted her head slightly as she stared at his eyes. "Interesting." she said as she frowned

Atticus wasn't particularly startled, just mildly surprised by Loki's eyes. They looked almost like cat's. Smiling slightly, he said: "Woah, that's awesome! Does that mean you can like, turn into a rock too? Or is it only animals? Is this like that book, the uh, uh...Aminorphs or whatever it was?" seemingly completely interested in what Loki's magic could do.

Loki tilts his head then nods. He puts his sunglasses back on and rolls his shoulders. "All carnivores...and a bit like animorphs. Much more painful and quick though" he gives a small smile. "Both of my parents were shape shifters as well" he sighs and shrugs. "Thank you for not...freaking out" which is what he is used to.

@Guess Who

"We may be a bit shorthanded. It seems that there are more students present than we initially expected, so we have been caught perhaps a bit off-guard." The examiner being questioned sighed, scratching their head. After a few seconds, he turned back to the taller man in slight defeat. "If we can set up another room, perhaps we can finish faster. We do have to get to orientation and such before it gets too late. We would need another examiner for the task, however. Are you familiar with the procedure already?"

"Somewhat," Professor Thornton replied. He scratched the back of his head as he tried to recall the old information. "It's been a few years since when I was first examined, so my memory's a bit rusty." Lowering his hand, he continued, "Something to do with a crystal ball and visions if I remember correctly. Why don't you just go over the basics really quickly? It should come back to me then and I can take one of the empty rooms."

@Lunarlors34

"Please enter, we have a tight schedule today. We will begin by testing your magic, then we shall divine your likely future paths. Are you ready?"
The cloaked figure gestured to the orb in front of him on the desk, as they had many times before and likely would many times more that same day. "Please come forward and see what lies in store for you here."

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@Guess Who

"Eh, it sounds like you have the important stuff down. It's not that far from what most of us remember." The examiner shrugged before leading the professor off to another door. "Most of the others are actually decent seers, maybe one or two a little more than that, but the crystal really does the bulk of what's necessary. Just have them touch it and it should react to whatever magic they have. As for the future..." The examiner stopped in front of the door and peeked inside before turning back. "Hang on, I just gotta fix this up. Wait here a moment."

It was only a few seconds after he slipped through that several very odd noises began emanating from the room. Quite a few crashes, plenty of crackling, and what sounded like a very small explosion accompanied a variety of out-of-place sounds before complete silence reigned once more beyond the door. Once the door opened again, the examiner peeked out and beckoned for the other man to follow. "There's a robe on the chair. They aren't supposed to see you."

@YamiCuoreLaroux
(Ah man been way too long since I played him XD)
"Ah of course. Busy, busy." Cody nodded in agreement as he walked up to the orb on the desk. He placed his hands on the orb without a single ounce of nervousness to be found. He was confident that he knew what his future would be; really there was only one possibility.
At least, that's what he believed. Little did he know he was going to get a rather big shock.

Atticus smiled once again. "Well...it's not THAT weird, right? I mean, its not like every kinda magic isn't accepted here...I think. I'm pretty sure the world-ending ones might not be, but hey, I think its cool." he said before humming, asking: "So...you can change whatever...but your eyes are stuck?", genuinely curious. It'd make sense he couldn't change his eyes if it hurt too much, or if it was just like that. Otherwise it'd make no sense for Loki to need his sunglasses.