[voice]

[tongueamok]

As it seems this place has stripped me of my students, I have decided I ought to find another one, perhaps two.

[Probably one. He's not holding his breath here.]

If you have any interest in learning glyphcrafting -- perhaps some minor magics as well, should you show potential -- please fill out an application. I have left them at the Clinic with Kate Galloway for accessibility.

[And also so he doesn't have to meet people in person to hand out these things.]

Thank you.

[Click.]

Comments

[torrefied]

[If this were video, Carlisle would see Mello squinting at the screen.]

You're speaking of graphology? Handwriting analysis to determine personality traits?

[tongueamok]

[If this were video, Mello would see Carlisle so frustrated that his attempts at smooth discretion have been marvelous failures.]

Cisth, it's magic. I'm talking about magic.

[torrefied]

... You can magically analyze handwriting?

[If so, that's actually pretty cool.]

[tongueamok]

In a way. It's much easier to scry the dead and the inanimate than the living, but it is something I put consideration into when I decided I'd ask for students.

[... And he realizes belatedly that he probably shouldn't have informed potential students that they were filling out enchanted resumes, but he let it slip in his earlier irritation. He can chastise himself later for his folly.]

[torrefied]

[OK, definitely interesting.]

Is that something you'd consider teaching as well? Assuming it's different from glyphcrafting.

[tongueamok]

I suppose it depends on how apt my students are. Scrying the dead is a more, er. Specialized skill, but basic enchanting via glyphcrafting is on the agenda, and that's how I made the applications.

[torrefied]

Hmm ... all right. I'm interested, obviously. I'll fill this out and drop it off for you to review.

[tongueamok]

I look forward to reading it.

[Really. That's about as delighted as he gets with strangers. Congrats, Mello.]