Haze had rounded Springwood lake three times, carefully selecting the site of this class. A thin layer of algae topped most of the lake, beetles were fighting in the water and acting as prey for giant blind salamanders. Around great sections of the water's edge fishermen sat, loosing great hunks of meat on hook and line in an attempt to draw the aforementioned salamanders. She could see rid of them with ease, a flick of the wrist and a layer of poison; the fishermen would flee and life would drain... but they made ideal hazards for the class she had planned. Using the waters surrounding Bellmuse was too difficult, the ebb and flow of tide would interrupt the class, so she would have to utilise the waters of inland Bellmuse.
She'd found what she deemed to be a good entrance, near the most northern point of the water body (nearing the point where Springwood turned to Skylight Forrest) where few salamanders were visible and there were only a couple of fishermen within ten metres of the entrance. The Goddess Haze, mace in her left hand and bag over her right shoulder; she drew forth a small plate like device, pressed a button near its centre, and threw it into the water; a rope emerging from it she anchored it to a nearby sapling. Folding outward the plate became a floating disk, only having a radius of around two metres it jostled uneven on the rather still water. It was designed to float but little more than that, a fighting stage designed to flip and rock under the stress of battle. She drew another devices from her bag, throwing it on the shore it flipped out and expanded to form a lounging beach-chair. Setting the bag by her side, twirling her mace, she would await the students she had called.
Completely randomised, two students had received a scroll message to meet Madam Haze at Springwood lake on Sunday, one PM sharp. They were to bring their equipment but outside that they received no details about this class. Above the Summer sun was emerging, from behind dark clouds.
She'd found what she deemed to be a good entrance, near the most northern point of the water body (nearing the point where Springwood turned to Skylight Forrest) where few salamanders were visible and there were only a couple of fishermen within ten metres of the entrance. The Goddess Haze, mace in her left hand and bag over her right shoulder; she drew forth a small plate like device, pressed a button near its centre, and threw it into the water; a rope emerging from it she anchored it to a nearby sapling. Folding outward the plate became a floating disk, only having a radius of around two metres it jostled uneven on the rather still water. It was designed to float but little more than that, a fighting stage designed to flip and rock under the stress of battle. She drew another devices from her bag, throwing it on the shore it flipped out and expanded to form a lounging beach-chair. Setting the bag by her side, twirling her mace, she would await the students she had called.
Completely randomised, two students had received a scroll message to meet Madam Haze at Springwood lake on Sunday, one PM sharp. They were to bring their equipment but outside that they received no details about this class. Above the Summer sun was emerging, from behind dark clouds.