that was heckin fun, I do like her voice, 8/10

He wasn't expecting what they walked into... but Trevor found himself with the others in a classroom full of rambunctious children. Even the teacher looked to them to help with the chaos. He was trying to figure out how to do so, prepping to potentially start casting some magic to get their attention... except Melissa took the lead on it. It shocked Trevor to say the least on that... she seemed the most quiet of the group that it didn't cross his mind that she would be like this with the children. It began to even impress him in the long run, another hidden talent among his team members. “With me today, I have a my fellow Team Manna member, Trevor Masters, apprentice to Balthazar Blake, Sorcerer of the 777th degree,” That sounded like his cue to him. "Miss Ashford was kind enough to introduce me, but I'll happily reintroduce myself." Trevor smiled, tipping his hat slightly before flipping it off ans bowing. "I am Trevor Masters of Team Manna, apprentice to Balthazae Blake, sorcerer of the 777th degree. And what does that mean? Well..." He flipped his hat upside down and shook it for a moment, before flipping it again and suddenly having a small series of confetti popping out from it and swirling in a small fashion around. "Let's just say... I'm full of magic!" Some of the kids start to point, "look, magic!" but some of the other seem to not think its a big deal, some of them going so far and saying that anyone could do that much magic. "Anyone can do magic, is that what I'm hearing?" Trevor asked, snapping his fingers as the confetti went right back into his hat, like nothing ever happened. He pointed in the direction of where those murmurs were coming from. "You... are actually right, somewhat. Magic is possible for many, but you need a good mentor and teacher to guide you." "Ew, studying." one kid calls out and some of them begin to chant, "no studying, no studying" Trevor was mentally facepalming at hearing this. He wondered if this was what Balthazar had to go through with him... he honestly hoped not. "Now hang on, haaaaaaaang on!" Trevor said, holding up his hands giving a chuckle. "I did say you'd need to have a good mentor to guide you, but that's only half of it. The other thing... and it's a big thing... you need heart. Magic can come from the heart..." He held his hands in front of him, showing there was nothing there. "That's a strong kind of magic... and you can do wonders with it." Soon his blue gemmed ring began to glow, as he threw his hands above his head and had a Blizzard spell turn to a small kind of light snow.