"Professor Booker, what brings you here?"
The principal looked at the old Mage at the door and asked, a little puzzled.
As far as she could recall, the Curse School hadn't had any matters recently that required her attention.
'He's probably here to complain again.' Over the past year, an old professor from one School or another would show up every so often to complain. They'd say fewer and fewer students were choosing their classes, that reforms were needed, that switching Schools should be restricted, that quotas should be set for each School upon admission...
It was always something along those lines.
To sum it up, the Illusion School was putting too much pressure on them.
But the principal had always believed there was no need to forcibly limit the number of students in each School. The current popularity of Illusion magic was simply due to high demand for Illusionist Mages in society. Once that demand was met, the Schools would return to a state of equilibrium.
