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With Nina taking to her training quite well, Elora decided it was time to teach her young apprentice something a little bit more advanced. A spell that uses the air around her to create a supersonic burst of wind to send anything in its path flying. However, Elora was never fond of using the spell, as the sonic boom was never kind on her sensitive elf ears. Fortunately, Nina was human and could tolerate the ear thumping bang. After teaching her the spell, Elora plugged her ears, stood well back, then signaled her apprentice to cast the spell. After a few seconds, Nina managed to summon the concentration needed to cast the spell — a swirl of mana erupted from her wand and rippled forth to shatter the glass bottle standing fifty strides in front of her. Running over in excitement, Elora leaped into the air and cheered, "You did it!"

Not hearing her properly, Nina turned to her and yelled, "WHAT?" Elora pointed at her ears to remind Nina that she still had ear plugs in. After removing them, Nina repeated the question, and Elora replied, "Just happy for you. First time I tried casting that spell I was so nervous. It took me a few tries to get it right, then I never wanted to use it again after it almost sent me deaf."

"Not me. That felt electrifying, like a drum was beating through my body. Let me try it again," Nina replied excitedly.

"Alright, just don't exert yourself. That spell can do a number on your mana, not to mention how dangerous it is," Elora stated.

"Sure, I mean it's dangerous for anyone dumb enough to stand in the way," Nina joked.

"I'm serious!" Elora barked. "There's a reason most armies only use that spell as a last resort. Just be careful and DON'T overuse your mana when casting it," Elora said firmly.

With their training over for the day, Elora and Nina retired to the tiny house back in the village. However, Nina was still keen to practice the spell she just learned. As dust loomed over, Nina casually picked up a satchel and said, "We're out of milk, I should go and grab some."

With her face buried deep in a book, Elora limply waved her hand and replied, "Yeah, yeah."

Now on the outskirts of the village, Nina reached into the satchel and pulled out her wand and several mana regenerative gems. With her mana fully charged, Nina began casting the sonic-wave spell to her hearts content, happily blasting tree stumps from their roots. Before too long, Nina was down to her last mana regenerative gem. With her mana replenished, the young lady thought to herself, "Better make this one count."

With her wand directly aimed at a big oak tree, Nina focused all her mana into one giant spell then released the fierce energy. Like a child with deep pockets in a candy store, Nina merely laughed at the power projecting out, until it became too much. The sheer force pushing back against her, stretched out her clothes to their breaking point, tearing the fabric like wet tissue paper. Finally, the spell was over. Arms shaking, Nina nervously looked down to find her yellow dress nearly split in two. She let out a huge scream and immediately covered up her pink panties with both hands.

As the night grew later, Nina peered around the village from the cover of a tree. People were still moving around as cheerful singing echoed from the nearby pub. Carefully, the half-naked lass inched her way closer to home, while periodically taking cover behind anything she could find. After a huge ordeal where she avoided any attention, Nina raced up to her front door, turned the handle, then slammed the door behind her. With a relieved sigh, she turned her head up to find Elora smirking at her with both eyebrows raised. Shifting her eyes away, Nina nervously said, "Th-they were out of milk."

"Oh, really?" Elora replied with a doubtful stare.

"It's made me so sad that I need to go to bed," she shyly said — her mostly exposed body squirming all the while.

Swiftly moving to her room, Elora suddenly told Nina to wait, then said, "Do you understand why I warned you?"

"Yep, and I've learned my lesson," she replied while running off to slam her bedroom door shut, locking it behind her.

"There's no way you've learned your lesson," Elora chuckled to herself. As she picked up her book, Elora quietly uttered, "What a doofus! Can't believe she thought I wouldn't hear her casting that spell from here."

Artist: zamrutzh

Description
With Nina taking to her training quite well, Elora decided it was time to teach her young apprentice something a little bit more advanced. A spell that uses the air around her to create a supersonic burst of wind to send anything in its path flying. However, Elora was never fond of using the spell, as the sonic boom was never kind on her sensitive elf ears. Fortunately, Nina was human and could tolerate the ear thumping bang. After teaching her the spell, Elora plugged her ears, stood well back, then signaled her apprentice to cast the spell. After a few seconds, Nina managed to summon the concentration needed to cast the spell — a swirl of mana erupted from her wand and rippled forth to shatter the glass bottle standing fifty strides in front of her. Running over in excitement, Elora leaped into the air and cheered, "You did it!"

Not hearing her properly, Nina turned to her and yelled, "WHAT?" Elora pointed at her ears to remind Nina that she still had ear plugs in. After removing them, Nina repeated the question, and Elora replied, "Just happy for you. First time I tried casting that spell I was so nervous. It took me a few tries to get it right, then I never wanted to use it again after it almost sent me deaf."

"Not me. That felt electrifying, like a drum was beating through my body. Let me try it again," Nina replied excitedly.

"Alright, just don't exert yourself. That spell can do a number on your mana, not to mention how dangerous it is," Elora stated.

"Sure, I mean it's dangerous for anyone dumb enough to stand in the way," Nina joked.

"I'm serious!" Elora barked. "There's a reason most armies only use that spell as a last resort. Just be careful and DON'T overuse your mana when casting it," Elora said firmly.

With their training over for the day, Elora and Nina retired to the tiny house back in the village. However, Nina was still keen to practice the spell she just learned. As dust loomed over, Nina casually picked up a satchel and said, "We're out of milk, I should go and grab some."

With her face buried deep in a book, Elora limply waved her hand and replied, "Yeah, yeah."

Now on the outskirts of the village, Nina reached into the satchel and pulled out her wand and several mana regenerative gems. With her mana fully charged, Nina began casting the sonic-wave spell to her hearts content, happily blasting tree stumps from their roots. Before too long, Nina was down to her last mana regenerative gem. With her mana replenished, the young lady thought to herself, "Better make this one count."

With her wand directly aimed at a big oak tree, Nina focused all her mana into one giant spell then released the fierce energy. Like a child with deep pockets in a candy store, Nina merely laughed at the power projecting out, until it became too much. The sheer force pushing back against her, stretched out her clothes to their breaking point, tearing the fabric like wet tissue paper. Finally, the spell was over. Arms shaking, Nina nervously looked down to find her yellow dress nearly split in two. She let out a huge scream and immediately covered up her pink panties with both hands.

As the night grew later, Nina peered around the village from the cover of a tree. People were still moving around as cheerful singing echoed from the nearby pub. Carefully, the half-naked lass inched her way closer to home, while periodically taking cover behind anything she could find. After a huge ordeal where she avoided any attention, Nina raced up to her front door, turned the handle, then slammed the door behind her. With a relieved sigh, she turned her head up to find Elora smirking at her with both eyebrows raised. Shifting her eyes away, Nina nervously said, "Th-they were out of milk."

"Oh, really?" Elora replied with a doubtful stare.

"It's made me so sad that I need to go to bed," she shyly said — her mostly exposed body squirming all the while.

Swiftly moving to her room, Elora suddenly told Nina to wait, then said, "Do you understand why I warned you?"

"Yep, and I've learned my lesson," she replied while running off to slam her bedroom door shut, locking it behind her.

"There's no way you've learned your lesson," Elora chuckled to herself. As she picked up her book, Elora quietly uttered, "What a doofus! Can't believe she thought I wouldn't hear her casting that spell from here."

Artist: zamrutzh