I always miss how the Divination Tower makes me feel when I'm away for little a while. There's something about that smell of incense and old books and a thousand cups of brewed tea. There's something about all of the relics and the star charts and the divining tools too. I can't explain why it helps me focus or why it makes my mind clear, but it does. Sometimes I wish I could do
all of my studying here instead of in the library or back at the cabin, but that would probably be taking advantage of Mr. Chettri's kindness.
I'm really going to miss all of this.[...]And I guess this is all just a very long-winded way of saying sorry I'm late and I'll be home soon, Azurcrest. I didn't fall into a snow drift or anything; I just got caught up in my studies and having tea with Mr. Chettri. Though, I do still have about twenty minutes until curfew.
[Warded to Diego]I meant to mention this to you before, but I guess it slipped my mind until I came back to Mr. Chettri's class today.
I did a reading with the bees before the break and the result was actually fairly clear. But
[...] sort of strange too? It left me with the sense that I'd see my parents soon, but far from home. Here or near here. And it felt like being with them -- warm and protected and supported -- but outside of that there was some tension and anxiety. Like things weren't
quite right just outside of that. What do you think that means? I'd be happy to see them, of course, but why would my parents come all the way out here? Maybe because the triplets decided to apply to Gooseberry? But they didn't say anything about that.
Maybe it was all just wishful thinking or being homesick, though?
I mentioned it to Mr. Chettri a little while ago and he looked surprised and then sort of flustered and said he didn't know what that meant. He didn't offer to talk through it with me or anything like he normally does.
[...] I hope I didn't upset him by staying in the Tower so long today.