Surprise Dueling Exam

Beatrice attempted to retaliate the ice attack with her own fire, but before she could will the flames up, her actions were stopped by an odd feeling, as if the weight of the world was now on her shoulders. Beatrice looked up to see the student proclaiming her own criticism at their battle, well not much a battle that it felt like a bull fight. Ironic considering Beatrice was the one with the horns but was not the foolish bull. The nurse sighed, the student, as much as it hurts to admit, was right about the whole thing. That was someone who had potential as a student though.

"Fine, you are right about this whole thing," Beatrice admitted as she casually, well as casually as she could with this heavy feeling, stood upright, her knees slightly bent. "I wanted to teach snowman here a lesson," Beatrice looks at the ground and stabs the branch right into the earth, through the ice. Whatever Beatrice drew, it glowed brightly. Perhaps some geomancers may recognize the symbols now that they were in effect. A simple spell and one Merlissa taught the Cernun in case a student got naughty.

The circle erupts before anything could be done, its glow mighty before a large golem like hand appears, and taps the atronach on the shoulder. It holds out what looks like a slip of paper. To humiliate the situation further, it read the slip out loud.

"Detention." It spoke in a deep booming voice. "Meet at the class stated on the slip along with your summoner Atronach." The hand then points to the rest of the onlookers, its rock finger pointing to even Catherine. "You all are to meet Merlissa the Species Studies teacher in the faculty room. Hard not to miss her she looks like a mermaid. And that goes the same for you Beatrice. You were the one who initiated the summon. And lunch is at 3:30pm remember that, and bring orange juice." The hand gives a thumbs up before disappearing into particles and the earth repairs itself. Beatrice then smiled before letting out a sigh. "I didn't buy orange juice."

Catherine sighed. This whole thing was a conspiracy. It was awfully convenient that she was swept up along with those who had actually been fighting. She thought that group punishments for the actions of a few were against international regulations, but as an old politician from history once said, "a treaty is just a scrap of paper."

She knew that the school nurse was a spy. She was here to make sure that Catherine got caught in the dragnet. Catherine would stay away from the sinister ram from here on out. That fake smile would not fool her anymore. The ram thought that she was so clever prancing around dressed as a school nurse, but the brunette was onto her game now.

Beatrice Ramhorn. Catherine would remember that name. That was the name of the spy pretending to be a school nurse. Now she had to find orange juice for whatever reason. She was sure that the shopkeeper or whoever was pretending to be a shopkeeper was in on the whole scheme too.