Gruesome Magical Girls Emily, Edie, Cass and Anna
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"Easier to cut some things that don't like cooperating with knives, too."

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"Yeah - like what?"

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"Some kinds of raw meat that would rather get dragged around or deformed by a knife than actually let it cut it, for one."

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"Huh, yeah."

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"And some kind of threads and papers that try to go between the scissor blades instead of being cut."

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"Magic: it's useful!"

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"I know, right?"

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"It's so great!"

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She hops into the air and twirls around, the petals making up her gown fluttering.

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Cass giggles.

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She beams.

"So if a few days is a soft limit on duration, have you noticed any other limits like that?"

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"I bet there's one for size but I'm not sure I've found it, I don't try to conjure really big stuff that often... and I could be wrong, maybe you can just keep making bigger stuff."

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"The table I made lunch on was about as big as I've gotten so far."

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"Okay, let's see how big a table I can make."

She tries.

"Man, now I remember why I don't conjure really big stuff that often," she grumbles. "It's, like, work." But she manages a respectable dining table, which vanishes after a few seconds.

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"Ah, it seems I'm more stubborn than you are."

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"Stubbornness is not one of my defining traits!"

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"See, my reaction to difficult things is 'you will bow before my will' not 'ugh, work'."

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"I'm not so much about things bowing before my will!"

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"Might explain why I've been more motivated to work on magic."

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"Yeah, I think it does."

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"Mm. So how's Anna liking the new flower? I have notes."

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"Anna is a big fan of the new flower! She hasn't so much done magic with it, she just likes wearing it! What's in your notes?"

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"Science! Notes on how difficult it is to get things to freeze in various shapes, notes on how the temperature change for a given effort corresponds to specific heat..."

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"Cool!"

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"And heat of fusion. I haven't been able to do anything with heat of vaporization because it only lets you make things colder, not warmer, and I haven't dared try liquefying the air."

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