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Hello, everyone. Please excuse this question if it has been asked before; I only just arrived, so I'm still trying to get my bearings, but...

How common is it for people from the same world to arrive together? But not... really together? By which I mean, not from the same point in time. There seem to be many people I know here, but I'm not sure we all line up the way we should.

(That said, if anyone from U.A. is reading this, I think it might be prudent if we all got on the same page with regards to what we do or don't remember.)

Additionally, if there is anyone here who has experience with elemental magic and wouldn't mind showing someone who's new to it how to use it, I would be very appreciative.

Thank you.

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I'm not sure I know what you mean by "Troll," but I'll take your word for it. You must be incredibly well traveled, to have been to so many places. And, if you were at a wizard school, then you must have a leg up on all this magic we're supposed to learn!

I'm sixteen. And my classmates are around the same age (of course, that depends on where they are in our respective timelines, I suppose). There is one upperclassman from the school here as well, who is a few years older than us.

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Quite literally. A troll is what she is, as I'm an angel and there's a young man around here who happens to be a mouse. She was also a troll in the more modern sense; absolute menace, that one.
I wish that were the case, my dear, but sadly magic is not quite universal. The one thing I am getting very proficient at is drawing circles!

What business do these worlds have with so many young people? I'm quite sorry you had to be pulled from your studies for this.

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[ Having a person who's a mouse around isn't all that strange. Her school's principal is a mouse... thing. ]

I'm sorry, did you just say you're an angel?

I suppose if Avalon had to choose any school to take people from, ours was a good bet. We're all in training to become heroes once we graduate, and from the sounds of it, they brought us here to be heroes.
I just don't see why they had to take our Quirks away to do it.

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Yes. Crowley let the beans out of that bag a bit ago, otherwise it's generally not something I go around advertising.

Oh, I'm sure you're still plenty quirky! We all are, in our ways.
What does it take to train to be a hero, though? What sort of qualifications go into that sort of designation?

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Oh.

[ What do you even say to that? ]

Is Crowley also an angel?

Oh, no, I think there's been another misunderstanding. Where I come from, most of the human population has some kind of extra ability, which we call Quirks. People who become pro heroes are licensed to use their Quirks to fight villains and save innocent lives during things like emergencies and natural disasters.
When we were brought here and given magic, our Quirks were also taken away.

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[I mean, he was, but that was a long time ago.] No, he's a demon. He's my beau.

Oh! Like a comic book superhero. Like that Friendly Neighborhood Amazing fellow--I've forgotten what he was called. They had his comics on the stands when I lived in New York.

That sounds clever. What was your Quirk, if you don't mind me asking?

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Oh! Congratulations.

[ Is that something you congratulate someone for? She has no idea. ]

Yes, superheroes. As criminals developed Quirks that made them ever the more dangerous, pro heroes rose to prominence to stop them.
My Quirk is
...was called Creation. I could transform the lipids in my body into any kind of nonliving material that I knew the chemical structure for, and through this could create any object I knew how to make.

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Thank you!

Fascinating. Was it painful?

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No, not really. If I had to describe the feeling, I guess I would say it feels... Sort of tingly?