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"Ah," Truebridge smiled encouragingly. "Some are to do with strength, some are to do with personality, others are indeed to do with the nature of the spell, and some do not have any visible colour at all. Some spells are a certain colour because that was simply how it manifested itself when the original creator made it, and when intent is focused and the spell passed on, then that is the way it continued to be. In other cases, you couldn't change the colour if you tried. In general the hue might be a little different based on the strength of the cast or the caster's personality, but thats about all the difference you'll find." Confusing? Sure. It was advanced magical studies. The sort of thing those who went on to study at University tended to focus on.
That was...interesting yet confusing to say the least, but she understood what he said for the most part. Taking out her notebook, she wrote down the shield spell at the top of her page, along with a few notes from what the professor said about the colors of the spells. Maybe she'll look up some stuff about it later. Or just ask the Professor later on.
Glancing up at the suits of armor again, she took out her wand and sat there for a moment, just repeating the spell in her mind as her eyes wondered to eat of the suits of armor. Revertoscutum, was definitely a mouthful to say. Before long though, she started muttering the spell under her breathe, trying to get used to it before actually practicing. She really hated not getting a spell right on the first try, and this was definitely different than the other spells she'd done.
Standing up, she glanced over at Destiny for a moment before moving away from the others, and more importantly, away from the platforms. Those giants things would absolutely make her lose her concentration. Alright.
"Revertoscutum." she said, raising her wand in front of her.
Seeing the light blue-green wall appear, even though it was a bit faint, she smiled at not only the rather pretty color, but the fact that it was...there. Now, it should STAY ther- no. It was gone. Ugh.