Cinder Detect Magic, partial failure
The mood of the moment changed, the chill of the night moving into Juniper's gut. She shifted her shoulders, a little wave of goosebumps shivering over her. Drawing in a breath, she stilled, trying to get a bead on everything around her. She didn't have Max's sensitivity to magic, but she could feel it in a similar way to how cats could sense air currents. Right now, the night was too flush with sensation for her to make anything peculiar out, but her reaction wasn't borne of fear. To her, Cam was still Cam, circle or not. She just wanted to know what she was getting into.
Eyebrows furrowing, she glanced around their little circle of firelight once more. Then she drew in a breath and exhaled, the mist clouding around her head. “Alright...” she said drawing the word out. “So, you're a wizard, that's... cool.” she murmured, nodding repeatedly as she thought aloud. She glanced back at Cam, pursing her lips up. “I guess I never pegged you for it. You seem like- actually pretty normal, I guess.”
The mood of the moment changed, the chill of the night moving into Juniper's gut. She shifted her shoulders, a little wave of goosebumps shivering over her. Drawing in a breath, she stilled, trying to get a bead on everything around her. She didn't have Max's sensitivity to magic, but she could feel it in a similar way to how cats could sense air currents. Right now, the night was too flush with sensation for her to make anything peculiar out, but her reaction wasn't borne of fear. To her, Cam was still Cam, circle or not. She just wanted to know what she was getting into.
Eyebrows furrowing, she glanced around their little circle of firelight once more. Then she drew in a breath and exhaled, the mist clouding around her head. “Alright...” she said drawing the word out. “So, you're a wizard, that's... cool.” she murmured, nodding repeatedly as she thought aloud. She glanced back at Cam, pursing her lips up. “I guess I never pegged you for it. You seem like- actually pretty normal, I guess.”