[@Rune_Alchemist]
[@Musoka]
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  The Goddesses omnipotence was proven wrong, as the girl discussed sleeping together and Iravis' softness.
  [color=f6989d]"Ah! D-don't tell me you already let someone use you as a pillow!"[/color]

  The question about the fire-haired girls virginity made the blush run deeper.  The Phoenix waved her hands in a desperate gesture of denial, her voice rising in pitch uncharacteristically.  [color=salmon]"No!  I'm a maiden!  An unopened bottle of wine!"[/color]  Iravis realized that made her sound proud of her status.  [color=salmon]"Drinking earlier is alright too!  You support a figure many would be envious of!  A succubus worthy of attention!"[/color]  Iravis realized it sounded like she was hitting on Lyssa.  [color=salmon]"I..."[/color]  This was completely outside this incarnation's experience.  Luckily for the bird, Alistar set her free again by beginning the lecture.

  Iravis paid attention throughout it.  Despite having lived here, she hadn't learned all that much about how magic operated.  Besides calling upon other divines, the Phoenix mostly just [i]did[/i].  Fire was an inherent part of her, and healing literally fell from her eyes.  While she didn't have anything to take notes with, it was clear she was attentive.  The fire bird noted the teachers gaze and nodded.

  The Phoenix looked over at Lyssa.  [color=salmon]"Sir Alistar requests my company.  Do you mind waiting momentarily?  If it drags on too much for you, I can seek you out at the dorm."[/color]  She put on a smile for the demon, despite her returning feelings of guilt as she started towards the stage.

  By the time she reached the teacher, her eyes were downcast again.  Despite the intense conversation with Lyssa, she hadn't forgotten what had happened during the chaos.  [color=salmon]"I'm ... I'm sorry."[/color]  Earlier in this life she had usually been beaten for stepping out of line.  The red haired girl hadn't disappointed Alistar or Wick since arriving, so she wasn't sure what to expect.