Magical Ethics: Week 11, Period 1

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Alysha had spent much of the night baking as she tried to figure out why, exactly, there was an odd sense of foreboding upon her. It didn't seem to be connected to that tug in her heart that always led back to home, and a few phone calls to Charlie and her dad assured her that everything was fine there. So she baked and tried to see things a little more clearly. When that didn't work, she baked and charmed her muffins and cakes and pasties to bring health and keen sight and good luck to those who ate them.

If anyone had known that, they probably wouldn't be surprised to see the array of baked goods along one of the walls of the classroom.

She sat on the teacher's desk as she waited for all the students to come in. "Anyone else feeling a little off tonight or today?" Alysha asked once everyone had their seats. "Anyone wanna talk about it?"

After any discussion was finished, she nodded to the baked goods. "Help yourself to whatever moddable kind of baked goods you like and take the rest back to the dorms if you want. I promise everything tastes good, and nothing's poisoned. Other than that, stay watchful and consider yourself dismissed until next week."

[OOC: The charms on the baked goods you can feel free to mod as anything from erasing tired to additional alertness to the remnants of a cold disappearing to tripping right when someone is trying to punch you in the face to having extra good sight for a few hours to just a general sense of well-being. They won't hurt anyone or show up as black/dark/evil magic. Any questions, feel free to ask in the OOC thread or grab me on AIM!]

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Re: Talk to the TAs [3-23]

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Edmund was a touch concerned that Professor Gale felt the need to specify that the food wasn't poisoned, but he supposed that was important to point out when so many things weren't as they seemed. He helped himself to a few muffins and listened to the conversation. He hadn't noticed anything out of the ordinary, but it was worth noting what the magic-sensitive people had to say about the matter.