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Pappy stared at the spoon in frustration. The darn thing simply would not move, no matter how hard she tried. Prodding the little thing with her paw to make sure it hadn't been glued to the table she tried once more. Holding her paw above the infuriating little silver object she focused, imagining the spoon connected to her by an invisible thread. With a deep breath, Pappy reached for her magic and felt it spark to life as she lifted her paw upward she saw the spoon vibrating slightly for a moment before it suddenly stopped, the faint yellow glow snapping to a blue as Pappy found herself feeling water all about her. She groaned in Frustration and slumped down on the table. Darn water, even now it was taunting her.

Miss Netty placed a gentle paw on the frustrated gro's back "There, there, dear, you'll get it."

"But how?" Pappy asked, turning her eyes to her teacher, "It's like, I just can't feel the light magic, all I feel is water." Pappy scowled at the word, water was both terrifying and now plotting to ruin her chances of learning light magic

Netty scratched her head in thought before replying "Perhaps we need to try something different?"

"Like what?" Pappy asked her ears lifting as she looked curiously at Netty, if there was an easier way to deal with this, she simply had to know.

"Well if water is what you're comfortable with, why not try levitating something with water in it?" Netty smiled, before heading off to help another student

"Something with water in it?" Pappy thought, trying to find what would be her best option. A glint of light coming from outside caught her attention. Outside she spied Fennel, sitting on the grass surrounded by...was that snow? 'Of course!' Pappy thought excitedly, she opened the large window and leapt out heading towards the stoic wyngro and his pile of white snow. Silently Pappy crawled up to the pile, so as not to disturb Fennel while he worked. Lifting her paw above the snow, she concentrated. At first, she felt only the presence of water, instead of pushing the feeling aside, Pappy concentrated on it. And then around it, as she focused on the space outside the water her magic glands began to glow a pale yellow, the pile of snow formed into a tiny, but tidy little ball as she lifted it shakily into the air.

Pappy gasped happily at her tiny victory, barely managing to keep her excitement contained. As if nature itself wished to celebrate her victory, a tiny yellow butterfly landed on Pappy's snowball, the smile immediately slipped from her face as she stared on in shock. Butterflies! She hadn't seen butterflies in months, she was so overcome she wasn't sure what to do. Suddenly the little butterfly fluttered away, battling against the light breeze that Fennel's little snow storm was giving off.

"Wait don't go!" Pappy called out, jumping to her feet.

Fennel's eyes popped open at her cry "Wha- Offf!" Without a second's warning, Pappy had barrelled straight into the other wyngro, after shaking the confusion off she looked at the little butterfly, sitting atop her snowball once more. "You poor thing," she said, "you look tired." Looking at the snowball, Pappy had an idea "Maybe I can help!" Focusing on space around the little-winged creature, Pappy was able to switch her target to the butterfly.

As Pappy played with the butterflies, gently lifting them up with her telekinesis, she was unaware of the wyngro beneath her. Fennel lay silently, his face covered in the no longer levitating snow as he tried desperately to process what was going on.

Pappy...I think levitating butterflies is cheating...
I actually was going to do this as a comic, had the whole things sketched out too, but I really don't have time to be that ambitious.

Oh well she got there, in the end, poor Fennel, though, he seemed so at peace calling forth his snow

I'm sure Pappy will realise what she's done, eventually, she's just a bit too happy to see her precious butterflies again.

Had some fun with the lighting on this image, I would have liked to do a background, but unfortunately, I haven't got enough free time this week.

Fennel belongs to Vaylore

6/510

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Pappy stared at the spoon in frustration. The darn thing simply would not move, no matter how hard she tried. Prodding the little thing with her paw to make sure it hadn't been glued to the table she tried once more. Holding her paw above the infuriating little silver object she focused, imagining the spoon connected to her by an invisible thread. With a deep breath, Pappy reached for her magic and felt it spark to life as she lifted her paw upward she saw the spoon vibrating slightly for a moment before it suddenly stopped, the faint yellow glow snapping to a blue as Pappy found herself feeling water all about her. She groaned in Frustration and slumped down on the table. Darn water, even now it was taunting her.

Miss Netty placed a gentle paw on the frustrated gro's back "There, there, dear, you'll get it."

"But how?" Pappy asked, turning her eyes to her teacher, "It's like, I just can't feel the light magic, all I feel is water." Pappy scowled at the word, water was both terrifying and now plotting to ruin her chances of learning light magic

Netty scratched her head in thought before replying "Perhaps we need to try something different?"

"Like what?" Pappy asked her ears lifting as she looked curiously at Netty, if there was an easier way to deal with this, she simply had to know.

"Well if water is what you're comfortable with, why not try levitating something with water in it?" Netty smiled, before heading off to help another student

"Something with water in it?" Pappy thought, trying to find what would be her best option. A glint of light coming from outside caught her attention. Outside she spied Fennel, sitting on the grass surrounded by...was that snow? 'Of course!' Pappy thought excitedly, she opened the large window and leapt out heading towards the stoic wyngro and his pile of white snow. Silently Pappy crawled up to the pile, so as not to disturb Fennel while he worked. Lifting her paw above the snow, she concentrated. At first, she felt only the presence of water, instead of pushing the feeling aside, Pappy concentrated on it. And then around it, as she focused on the space outside the water her magic glands began to glow a pale yellow, the pile of snow formed into a tiny, but tidy little ball as she lifted it shakily into the air.

Pappy gasped happily at her tiny victory, barely managing to keep her excitement contained. As if nature itself wished to celebrate her victory, a tiny yellow butterfly landed on Pappy's snowball, the smile immediately slipped from her face as she stared on in shock. Butterflies! She hadn't seen butterflies in months, she was so overcome she wasn't sure what to do. Suddenly the little butterfly fluttered away, battling against the light breeze that Fennel's little snow storm was giving off.

"Wait don't go!" Pappy called out, jumping to her feet.

Fennel's eyes popped open at her cry "Wha- Offf!" Without a second's warning, Pappy had barrelled straight into the other wyngro, after shaking the confusion off she looked at the little butterfly, sitting atop her snowball once more. "You poor thing," she said, "you look tired." Looking at the snowball, Pappy had an idea "Maybe I can help!" Focusing on space around the little-winged creature, Pappy was able to switch her target to the butterfly.

As Pappy played with the butterflies, gently lifting them up with her telekinesis, she was unaware of the wyngro beneath her. Fennel lay silently, his face covered in the no longer levitating snow as he tried desperately to process what was going on.

Pappy...I think levitating butterflies is cheating...
I actually was going to do this as a comic, had the whole things sketched out too, but I really don't have time to be that ambitious.

Oh well she got there, in the end, poor Fennel, though, he seemed so at peace calling forth his snow

I'm sure Pappy will realise what she's done, eventually, she's just a bit too happy to see her precious butterflies again.

Had some fun with the lighting on this image, I would have liked to do a background, but unfortunately, I haven't got enough free time this week.

Fennel belongs to Vaylore

6/510