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Shayna scribbled into her journal furiously, flipping through her textbook whenever needed. At the beginning, the board had seemed only like a jumble of numbers, but when she looked over at it several times, she breathed out in relief. She'd skipped over the part about the Life Path number.
Quickly shuffling to the previous pages to refresh her memory on how to calculate her Life Path number, Shayna hummed along to an old ballad as she continued with her work, this wasn't so bad. Maybe she'd actually even begin to enjoy the subject this time. With frequent glances at the board, she was nearly done in next to no time.
Finishing writing her last line with a flourish, Shayna placed her quill into her ink pot, before leaning back to admire her work:
Wait a sec. The number 10 wasn't even listed on the board. With a groan, Shayna raised her slowly. 'Professor, I think I've a problem here.'
Professor Shackleton raised her head seeing a hand raised, Professor Shackleton lifted herself out of the chair, using the arms of the chair as a brace. She approached Shayna's desk and looked over her work. She replied,
"No problems at all. You've done the calculation correctly. Now you need to reduce it to a single digit. Ten reduces to one because it is one plus zero." Macadrian made a note on the girl's paper:
She then concluded,
"Your Life Path Number is 1 and from that you should be able to determine when your Major Cycle transitions will occur." Quote:
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After finishing his work on his three major cycles, Austin looked up to see the Professor Shackleton. "Are you all right, professor?" Austin asked.
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OhhMoni
Kyler kept his gaze on the professor, she seemed like she was in pain. "Erm, are you alright?" He questioned, brow raised. Surely Shackleton shouldn't be teaching A class when sick. This wasn't good. "Maybe you should go to the hospital wing.."
Professor Shackleton smiled weakly and replied,
"Thank you both for your concern, but the hospital wing will not be necessary. I'm feeling a bit weak today, but the lesson will be concluding soon and I have every intention of resting all afternoon. So no worries. I'll be as good as new in no time."
With that said, Professor Shackleton glanced at her watch and explained,
"Alright, I have one last request before I end this lesson. I would like you all to interpret the book's explanation of your First Major Cycle. This is the period in which you all reside at this moment, so determine how valid you think this assessment is, whether you feel you've already starting to experience these things or whether they may be coming in the latter half of your First Major Cycle. Maybe give some examples of where you see these lessons in action."