Saga of Xzheal

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"That might actually be my fault" Nagisa pointed out.
"I use blue fire, which is not as hot as red flames are"

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The skeleton shrugged.
"I can't feel anyway. I'd advise you tha tif you ever die, become a lich. I met one who claimed he could still feel. But he talked too much."

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"I'll try to keep your lich advice in mind when I am four-hundred" Nagisa said.
She opened the book and started to read its contents.

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"And when I'm fifty..." Xeyl muttered to himself.
Daeothus looked at the book.
"What are you reading?"

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"Xalicius's Guide to Shadow Magic" She stated.
"I sometimes interweave some Shadow Magic into my Frost spells"
Nagisa shrugged.

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"I'll go to sleep, I mean before... I fall asleep here." Xeyl said.
"I see." Daeothus said to Nagisa, making a snowball.

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Nagisa summoned her own, though it had a strange purple tint to it that sometimes became appearent.
"My father was a Frost mage, and my mother a Shadow Mage, So I decided to learn both" She shrugged.
"I usually use Frost-Magic more though. I'm better at it, mostly."

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"Xeyl's trainer used alot of frost. His undead had ice and frost on them." The undead remembered the azure glittering spikes and crystals.

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"I noticed that effect, on, well, ever heard of a Spidarin?" Nagisa asked.

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Daeothus shook his head.
"No, I haven't."

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"Technically giant spiders with enough intelligence to make a empire" Nagisa hissed.
"Anyway, when I tried summoning on I created a kind of Frost Spidarin."

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Daeothus thought for a moment.
"Xeyl doesn't know why I can think."

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"Wrong spell? I know one exists, not completely useful though" Nagisa said.
"Oh, sorry. I shouldn't of mentained that. Considering that, I own this villa, I can talk about my secret books al- Oh, sorry."

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"If you want to be a Necromancer, there is something Xeyl would have me give you." Deaothus said in his toneless voice to Nagisa.
His word just seemed to be there, though it was like he had no proper voice.

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"I would..." Nagisa seemed to think about something.
She flipped to the next page.

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The undead drifted over to her and held out a smooth metal star-shaped, what, badge? It had three layers, two filled in with black.

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"What is it, exactly?" She asked cautiously.
She held her hand over it, but didn't pick it up. Yet.

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"It is a charm of sorts, it will help you." Daeothus assured her.

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Nagisa seemed cautious still.
She picked up the star.

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The centre of the charm, which was a hollow circle, formed a glowing blue orb then faded.
"That worked well enough." Daeothus said.

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"What... happened exactly?" Nagisa asked.
She looked at it curiously.

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"It tied to you. Xeyl's helps him know when he's running out of energy."
The undead let the snowball creep into the air as a million silvery shards.

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Nagisa considered this for afew moments.
"Can you guess what mine would do?" She asked.
Nagisa eyed it closely.

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"Not at all."
The undead moved his jaw as if it ached.

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Nagisa closed her eyes.
"Aslong as it does not tell me when Spidarins are close"

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"I doubt that it will."
Daeothus paused for a moment.
"Odd, that it has been over a month since he slept properly."