Trinity Soul University l Headmaster's Office
The vampire simply sat in he place as she watched the events that followed unfold. She really didnt' have any purpose being there other than just being moral support for little Trista so she didn't really have anything to say. She was quite curious however when she learned that Trista's magic type was so unique that it hadn't even been listed within the many type taught at the school. The thought of Trista being a necromancer crossed her mind but that obviously wasn't' the case. Seki had only seen it for a moment but whatever her magic was clearly wasn't' a thing of darkness.
Another idea that flew into her head was maybe her magic had something to do with the sun like solar energy. That would have explained why Trista was so worried that Seki would dislike her for it but that didn't quite fit either. After all in the brief moment Seki did see her magic she wasn't harmed by it. Seki couldn't remember how exactly being near her magic felt. The day had already been so chaotic that it was hard to keep track of everything that was going on but either way she was about to learn the truth.
When it was finally revealed that the moon itself was her element, Seki still didn't have anything to say. Sure she hadn't heard of it before, but the build up for everything made the reveal seem a little underwhelming. Seki didn't appear disappointed however having a near perfect poker face. She just simply looked on until she had a reason to speak. That reason eventually came when little Trista mentioned the lack of her teacher and the fears of being left behind. This prompted Seki to say the only thing she could think of to make her feel better. "And i suppose the moon doesn't count? I couldn't think of a better teacher than that, could you? Perhaps it's not very conventional, but i learned enough from my father to know that all magic types share a few common traits that tie them all together. For example all magic requires mana to use. Once you learn the basics, simply studying the moon's properties should give you a good enough idea what to do next. And of cores, you wont' have to study alone so long as I'm around."
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