Friday morning rolls around like the rest of the week; Mama makes me bacon and eggs for breakfast, then I put on a black pleated skirt and white v-neck t-shirt before heading off to school. History is intriguing once again, as we continue to study the strife of the pre-Lilith era.
Then it’s off to Magic class, where I would once again sit and study my classmates’ spellcasting techniques. Since we’re hardly a week in, the focus is still on Mana Shot, but Miss Blackwell is helping the other students refine their techniques to use less mana.
After she takes roll call, the other students descend to the training field, and Heather shoots me an unabashed, evil smirk on her way past.
Seriously, does she think I’m actually blind or something?
I watch them practice for a while, but then I zone out. You can only watch the same thing so many times before it starts to grow boring.
I wonder what my affinity is? How is that determined? The way you visualize it, maybe? If that’s it, Heather sure has a flexible imagination for being able to control all the elements. How many are there again? Let’s see, water, earth, fire, air, ice, lightning, light, and darkness. So, eight. Eight elements.
“Watch out!”
I raise my head to see a large ball of pure white headed my direction, a split second before it hits me. There isn’t even enough time to attempt to dodge; instead, I sit there dumbfounded.
The moment it hits me, I’m overcome by a slew of sensations. My skin is hot, yet cold, like after a heavy workout. Electricity runs down my spine, out to my limbs and through my tail. Something unfamiliar blooms in my abdomen. All these sensations at once leave me addled and incoherent.
“Oh my gods I am so sorry! That totally wasn’t meant to be a Homing Shot!” a familiar voice cries out.
Bullshit, Heather. You’ve been sizing me up since day one, haven’t you?
“Wha~… huh? Homing Shot… Bull… ssshit… target… ing… me…”
As the sensations become too much, I notice the ground seems a lot closer than usual. Then someone catches me, and I turn my head to look up.
“Missss… Blackwell?”
Her attention isn’t on me at this particular moment, though.
“Umbra, go get the nurse then the headmistress. You have my permission to fly, if it saves you time.” Turning back to me, she smiles and says, “Don’t worry, we’ll help you get through this.”
After a minute of waiting, with heat coursing through my body, who I assume are the school nurse and the headmistress arrive, along with the Alice that I only vaguely remember flying out of the classroom.
The Baphomet that arrived says, “Miss Blackwell, please go ahead and carry on your lesson. Miss Sage and I will take it from here.” She then turns to address the Witch that is presumably the school nurse. “You carry her torso, I’ll get her tail.”
“But, Mistress Ilene!” Miss Sage, the Witch, says.
“Are you doubting my strength?” the Baphomet says.
“No, Mistress Ilene.”
“Then I’ll carry her tail. Let’s go,” the headmistress says.
“Yes, Mistress Ilene.”
With that settled, they lift me onto a stretcher that I didn’t notice them bring in, then carry me to the infirmary. Once there, they transfer me to a bed.
“I’ll leave you to your duties, Sage. I’m off to contact her parents and let them know what happened.”
“Yes, Mistress Ilene,” Miss Sage says before turning to me. She puts a hand to my forehead. “Slightly elevated temperature, nothing that will cause harm. Good, good, and it sounds like you got hit by a pretty potent omni-elemental Mana Shot. I’m surprised it isn’t worse. May I lift up your skirt?” she asks, in the way only doctors could.
“Uhh, yess? But why does that matter?”
“To see the effects of the water mana,” she answers as she casually exposes my crotch. The action sends another jolt up my body, despite the clinical nature. “Sopping wet, as I expected.”
She lets my skirt fall and faces me again. “Is this your first heat?”
“Wait, I’m in heat? Is that what’ss happening? Why I feel ssoo… tingly?”
“Yes, you’re in a magically induced heat. Have you been in heat before?” she asks again.
“Uh, no. Thiss is the firsst time,” I answer.
“In that case, it’s best to let your family help you through it. I believe Mistress Ilene is contacting your parents now.”
“Already done, your mom is on her way to pick you up right now,” the headmistress says as she enters the room.
“Now, about the incident. I understand it was Heather from your class who caused this?”
“Yess, she ssaid it wass a homing shot. She ssaid it was an acssident, but I don’t believe that.”
“Well, regardless of if it was an accident or not, Homing Shots must be cast with a target in mind, so this qualifies as assault. As such, Heather will be suspended for three days, starting Monday. She will also have to attend a disciplinary hearing.”
“Headmistresss?”
“Please, just call me Ilene. I’m hardly over a hundred. Now, what was your question?”
“Iss there a reason it’s three dayss, and not more?”
“Yes. It’s because Heather is a first-time offender. If it had happened before, it would be a full school week of four days and another week of detention.”
“Will I have to attend the hearing too?”
“As the victim in the incident, it’s best if you attend, but it’s not required. Miss Blackwell will also be there.”
There is a brief lull as I run out of questions, then Miss Ilene speaks.
“I heard young Miss Heather claims the Homing Shot was an accident. What do you think?”
“I don’t think it wass. she’ss been ssmkirking at me ssinsse day two,” I state. “Should I ssay that at the hearing?”
“That would be best,” Miss Sage interjected. “But right now you need rest, not to mention sexual relief. Nobody thinks very clearly in a state like that.”
“Well, I need to get back to work. Call me if any problems come up,” Miss Ilene says on her way out of the room.
Shortly after that, the mental stress of the events finally catching up to me, I fall asleep.
Heather needs a proper lesson...
If Lily gets really pissed off, she could still use her eyes
TFTS
Update when?
going to be doing a small revision to remove Lily’s blindfolded color-vision, then will be writing the next chapter after that. most likely less than a week, unless i lose all motivation!
@chaos-in-theory42 Okay, looking forward to more!!!
Was her tail cut off or something??????
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“You carry her torso, I’ll get her tail.”
@chaos-in-theory42
@DerpSwarm it’s like if two people were carrying you, one would grab you by your feet. same idea.
Thanks for the chapter!
Firsday, Senday, Thirday, Forday, Friday, and Sithday.
The Sith have won! No more Jedday!
I'm sorry; I know this is your story, but if what Heather did somehow happened in our world, Heather would flat out be expelled. Here are my thoughts.
1. Heather didn't commit assault. Assault is the threat of physical harm. Note, no physical harm has to be made to commit assault, but the threat must be communicated. Heather attacked with no warning of any sort and took Lily by surprise. So, if the victim didn't or couldn't perceive the threat, assault couldn't be committed.
2. Heather did commit battery, knowingly or recklessly causing bodily harm to another person. Even if Heather's statement was true, she would still have committed battery since she was partaking in a reckless action. This is known as Battery without Assault.
3. It is expected in Battery that the perpetrator(Heather) pay for all damages caused by the act of battery. If the victim had prior conditions that compound the injury, the perpetrator would have to cover that also. This is known as the eggshell skull rule. So if Lily needs medical attention for this, Heather would pay for all medical bills.
4. There is also evidence of premeditation. There is no first-offense exception if it was premeditated. The first offense is given an exception if the perpetrator is ignorant, or coming from a place of misunderstanding. But if premeditated, they may have planned to take advantage of the said exception.
5. If Lily suffers or could have suffered a life-threatening injury from this, then Heather had committed attempted first-degree murder. Even if she only intended to cause little harm.
6. Schools are only liable for any harm to their students if the harm is reasonably preventable. Heather's first premeditated battery is not reasonably preventable. But if she has a second with or within the school, then the school would pay for the damages the second time because it would be preventable. So, to prevent that from happening, they would expel the student, or at least threaten with expulsion with many limitations. With expelling the student, there won't be a second offense.
Now, you don't have to change your story. I mean it is your story, say whatever you want. But I do hope that I have given you more stuff to help with your writing. Good luck
People are stabbed with pencils, just plan beaten up and many more things in our world and they are often given the same sort of punishment offered in this chapter. And theyre pretty young children still getting charged with battery would probably only happen in our world in a of over policed poverty stricken school
since magic’s main effect is causing arousal, getting hit by magic without consent (there would be consent given in duels, sparring, etc.) is akin to sexual assault, so i’m sticking with calling it assault. it is interesting to see those legal definitions, though.
I disagree on the reasoning of point 1. Assault is actions to create a fear of unlawful physical force, which this actually is... Heather's using this first attack to create fear of further more harmful attacks. The only way for it to not be assault would be for Lily to not know who was responsible and not expect it to be an ongoing pattern of attacks.
@Kaithar most people dont know this so the word "assault" and its base definition will work
@DerpSwarm that would be valid if not for the fact it's being used in the context of legal consequences, so the less understood meaning is needed *shrug*