Post by Al on Aug 5, 2014 21:53:55 GMT
((Sept 4th. Open to those taking the transformation via potions class. Since the actual shape-shifting will be done by spells, potentially anyone with interest can join. Thread starts after the bell, so students are already there...unless you wanna be late - that's cool too))
Being able to turn into an ungodly abomination of nature at will had its perks - and the monster form was pretty handy too. Unfortunately, the terrible sun was up so the teacher was confined to a human body in order to spare everyone the displeasure of smelling his burning imp flesh. The good news was that Al's human body was sufficiently creepy anyway: it was probably the horror-themed clown makeup, or the dapper business suit clashing horribly with a fuzzy purple boa. But really, it was the outfit, right? Al taking a human form was the only way he could stand in sunlight, but that didn't mean he had any intentions of blending into a crowd, no sir. If it became shady enough in the classroom, he'd probably demonstrate a successful transformation for the little tykes.
Al had things ready before class began so they could start off as soon as possible. He was looking forward to the likely failures of the first lesson. As he had been supplied an apparently limitless supply of magic ingredients, Al wasn't shy about getting real shape-shifting done right on the first day. The supplies were up at his desk. Honestly, he didn't trust his students. The ingredients would be passed out when the time came. Al figured his class would end up useful. After all, if everyone was going to be killing each-other gladiator style, turning into something scary and/or powerful would do wonders. Al really liked using his powers for pranks and fun, not to fight. It was unfortunate really what his knowledge would be used for; only human beings could come up with something as cruel as child fights.
Along with his title of "Mr. von Featherz", written on the board were various other notes he deemed would be helpful. Of which included little gems like; "Choose your additional forms wisely. Something sentient is a good idea. (unless you really want to be table - I won't judge)", "Please do not snort the magic dust. It's not fun.", "If you desire to bring in live specimens for class, please make sure that you can properly control your specimen and it does not kill fellow students.", "Remember; taking on the largest and most powerful forms can make it difficult for you to control yourself. If you do not wish to be trapped as a bloodthirsty beast for all eternity, stick to less powerful forms until you are experienced.".
Upon his desk did the teacher sit. Beside Al was a small collection of bottles full of brightly colored substances and a glass cage full of mice, rats, hamsters and other small rodents. The strange clown-man cracked his knuckles, signaling he was ready to start teaching.
"Before we begin the fun, please copy the notes on the board so you may refer to them as you study. They're pretty important things to remember," Al said, a smile of grey teeth stretching across his face.
Being able to turn into an ungodly abomination of nature at will had its perks - and the monster form was pretty handy too. Unfortunately, the terrible sun was up so the teacher was confined to a human body in order to spare everyone the displeasure of smelling his burning imp flesh. The good news was that Al's human body was sufficiently creepy anyway: it was probably the horror-themed clown makeup, or the dapper business suit clashing horribly with a fuzzy purple boa. But really, it was the outfit, right? Al taking a human form was the only way he could stand in sunlight, but that didn't mean he had any intentions of blending into a crowd, no sir. If it became shady enough in the classroom, he'd probably demonstrate a successful transformation for the little tykes.
Al had things ready before class began so they could start off as soon as possible. He was looking forward to the likely failures of the first lesson. As he had been supplied an apparently limitless supply of magic ingredients, Al wasn't shy about getting real shape-shifting done right on the first day. The supplies were up at his desk. Honestly, he didn't trust his students. The ingredients would be passed out when the time came. Al figured his class would end up useful. After all, if everyone was going to be killing each-other gladiator style, turning into something scary and/or powerful would do wonders. Al really liked using his powers for pranks and fun, not to fight. It was unfortunate really what his knowledge would be used for; only human beings could come up with something as cruel as child fights.
Along with his title of "Mr. von Featherz", written on the board were various other notes he deemed would be helpful. Of which included little gems like; "Choose your additional forms wisely. Something sentient is a good idea. (unless you really want to be table - I won't judge)", "Please do not snort the magic dust. It's not fun.", "If you desire to bring in live specimens for class, please make sure that you can properly control your specimen and it does not kill fellow students.", "Remember; taking on the largest and most powerful forms can make it difficult for you to control yourself. If you do not wish to be trapped as a bloodthirsty beast for all eternity, stick to less powerful forms until you are experienced.".
Upon his desk did the teacher sit. Beside Al was a small collection of bottles full of brightly colored substances and a glass cage full of mice, rats, hamsters and other small rodents. The strange clown-man cracked his knuckles, signaling he was ready to start teaching.
"Before we begin the fun, please copy the notes on the board so you may refer to them as you study. They're pretty important things to remember," Al said, a smile of grey teeth stretching across his face.