"Amelia!" Benella scolded, "Don't get distracted." She knew the look on the first term student's face, a look she got in class at times, though never commented on.  Amelia wasn't her favorite student, but she didn't absolutely loathe her either.   She ran a hand through her hair as she focused on keeping the flames at bay.  The wind had died down thanks to her students; it was one of the easier elements to control.  And soon there was word from the students at the infirmary, though the words were hardly audible, We're here.  There isn't much liquid silver left.  We'll try. Caesar walked around the side of the building, happy to see the creek was high today.  He began to focus on the fast running stream, his eyes closed and his senses dulled.  The water leisurely obeyed his command, and because he was only a student, was slow to begin its journey toward the burning forgery.

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Amelia glanced over at the master for a moment, her eyes going back to the lab. At this rate, the flames would ignite the liquid. "Master, I think we should try aiming not for the Alchemy room, but the one next to Master Tyus' office, that is where I say the first light before the explosion. Wouldn't the flames all disappear if you got rid of the energy that is left in that room?" she asked, not really sure, but it was semi close to something she had done a paper on earlier that month. Tyus gave a few orders to a few students before he thought about the best element to use. They could trap the air in one place with the gases that already escaped, then used water to extinguished the flames. Without another thought he made his way around the building, hesitating only a second when he already saw a student there before quickly making his way over. " Work on making the water come down the stream faster, I'll handle getting it to the building." he said.

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Caesar glanced up at the sound of Master Tyus' voice and nodded, "I'll try, sir," was his response before he turned, closed his eyes, and concentrated again.  There was no burning building, no dreams, no homework; only water.  Water he wanted to come to him.  He felt the liquid pool around his feet and opened his eyes, watching as the water began to move quickly, more so like a river than a stream. Benella stopped and thought for a moment.  The student was onto something, very much...but she couldn't think straight.  Her arms were starting to become painfully unbearable...No, focus. "Y-yes, I believe that is right.  Well then, go, try it. I'll divide the remaining students and hand some over to you to help destroy the energy patron to the flames."

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Amelia had already made her way towards the other side of the office, glancing at the top of the building from where she was on the ground. If I can manage to get the air to draw the head back into the space, I can get rid of it all.... she thought to herself, also thinking back on notes taken the other day. She was still unclear of how it worked, but she could at least control it. Tyus muttered a few words under his breath, speaking the names of the certain elements he would need, leaving the name of water for last. He made a quick motion with his hand, the water soon running for the building faster than before.

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Benella pointed out a few students to help Amelia, then stopped and cringed.  The more the flames grew the more her burns singed, and she was sure Master Tyus was feeling said pain as well.  "Amelia, you're in charge.  I'm going to keep the flames away from the silver as you and the others work.  I'm counting on you; do not fail." she ordered before turning and whispering a few sharp, pointed words that brought the flames back a good deal from the silver. Caesar watched, amazed, as the water surged forward like a wave.  It met with the flames and let out a low hiss as the fire was doused with the creek water, "I'm going to bring the water to the other side," he told Master Tyus before he shifted his focus again, whispering something to the water that caused it to move, bending around the corner of the forgery where it would become the responsibility of the students on the other side.

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Amelia just nodded, already whispering a few words so that she could locate the main part of the energy. After a few moments of searching she was able to find it in the room, a simple oil lantern that had been tossed into what used to be papers. She muttered a few other words, sending instructions through her mind so they could start bringing the heat back to the lantern, basically turning back the time that the flames had grown to when it was back to a simple small flame. Tyus continued to move his hand, the water rushing into the building. He knew the water wasn't going to get rid of all of the flames, and his arms weren't helping. He muttered something under his breath. " Let the others take the water flow, hold this part steady, I'm going to try something with the wind." he said, glancing at Caesar for a moment.

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Caesar blinked, then nodded, "Yes, sir," he muttered.  It was strange, because for once, he didn't feel like just a regular student.  He walked over to the place Master Tyus had been standing and concentrated on keeping the water stream steady, but also keeping one section of water on the building, putting out the sputtering flames, and one moving quickly toward all other areas that needed attention. Benella whispered constantly, practically hissing at the out of control flames.  Like a villain they were biting at her room, destroying it. She knew it would be ruined and that classes would be held off for a while as ingredients were imported from the areas they needed to be.  It was possible the entire university would have to take a break.  The damage done by the flames to her room, the Archives, and the forgery would all add up to a long list of renovations and recoveries.

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Amelia was relieved to feel the pressure go down a bit when the other students started helping her. Soon they were calling the flames back to the room, back to its source of where it came from. Soon enough they were able to use their own energy to destroy the source, the fire from the room it started in vanishing, soon followed by the other fires no longer as strong. Tyus muttered another few words under his breath as he came around the edge of the building. Soon the air was moving in a swirling motion around the building, picking up water as it went so the place was soon being covered with water.

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Benella was relieved to see her students' work take shape.  The flames were dying and the threat on the silver was no longer there.  Soon enough the flame was only something of a bonfire in the center of the room, and even that was dying down. She let out a relieved sigh and closed her eyes, feeling absolutely drained and exhausted. Caesar watched the water being scooped up by the air, twirling and roaring like a waterspout.  Soon enough it all came crashing down on the forgery, putting out the flames.  He let the creek water receded back into it's natural place, sighing in relief and slumping his shoulders, defeated for the day.

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Amelia let out a loud sigh, sitting down on the ground as she finally relaxed. She hadn't had to use this much energy in a while, leaving her with almost nothing left. "What a pain..." she whispered, glancing up at the building, thinking and spacing out once again. Tyus had let the water fall, watching as it went back towards the stream. He sighed, about to ask how the others were doing when he felt a sharp pain in his hands and mind, images flashing through. All he could see was flames, shelves falling, it was faint, faded. But he could tell exactly what it was, it was the archives still in flames from someone's view, someone who was trapped.

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