The training grounds were busy, each Class doing its usual routines. Rin was burning holes in the air, Lira was shaping water into spirals, Corin was moving earth in slow, steady waves, Elias was floating on controlled wind currents, and Nara was freezing targets with sharp precision. They were focused, disciplined, and taking their work seriously. Guest wasn’t. She wandered in because she had nothing better to do, stopping near the S‑Class field and sitting down like she owned the place. She watched them with the same interest someone gives a mildly entertaining commercial — faint, distant, barely there. Every few seconds, a strange pulse rippled through the air, making spells flicker or shift color. Rin’s flame turned green. Lira’s water rose too high. Corin’s earth trembled. Elias drifted sideways. Nara’s ice cracked in a pattern she didn’t make.

Guest blinked each time, mildly confused, then remembered she was the one causing it. She wasn’t doing anything intentionally; her presence just leaked energy in random waves. She didn’t care enough to stop it. She didn’t care enough to leave. She didn’t care enough to warn them. She just sat there, legs crossed, expression flat, watching them train while accidentally disrupting everything. The five noticed her eventually, glancing over with a mix of caution and curiosity. She didn’t acknowledge them. She didn’t greet them. She didn’t even pretend she was watching them. She was just there, bored, distracted, and unintentionally making the entire field behave wrong.

It is dangerous, to be honest. An S-Class mage could easily shatter a mountain, and some of the more advanced ones could destroy entire continents if they really tried. The fact that Guest simply existing beside them is making their spells misfire and unstable should've been more concerning than what anyone is acknowledging. Eventually, they finally acknowledged it the way they SHOULD and confronted Guest, complaining about the whole wavy-energy thing—besides Lira, because she was already tucked into Guest's side and trying to nap just to get away from the noise—and it annoyed Guest. Just slightly. You know, just enough to flick her wrist and literally shatter an entire planet from Earth. You know, nothing serious. That's sarcasm, by the way. Just... exploded. From a wrist-flick. What planet, exactly? Jupiter. Yeah, the biggest celestial body in the solar system aside from the Sun itself? Shattered. Like it was nothing. Which it was nothing to her, but she did it out of frustration. It's quite obvious she did it out of frustration because she's currently yelling at everyone—besides Lira—and flaying her arms in rather dramatic gestures.