Interspecies Romance: Can easily occur between the MC and their love interest.

Any romance/friendship between them and the MC is this.

Interclass Friendship/ Uptown Girl: Seraphina, Astrid, Altair, Leon, Cressida, and Cyrus are all well-off.

Glamour Failure: Happens in book two during the MC's final conversation with dream!Brant, where a sufficiently intelligent MC can realize that Brant's normally hazel eyes are suddenly blue.and are the exact same shade as Professor Tremblay's.

Genre Savvy: Many characters reference tropes common to urban fantasy and other media, and start to anticipate attacks whenever theres an event to attend.

Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke: The Constellation Project is designed to create keepers.

Foreign Queasine: The MC is understandably grossed out by some of the food considered normal by Magi, such as tentacle casserole and mermaid eggs.If the MC is dating Altair, he'll reveal that the main reason he's so invested in the project despite all its risk is because it will be beneficial to the MC in the future. The Anti-Magic potion being developed by Practical Magic Industries promises to be a massive breakthrough in the treatment of Magic Overuse Syndrome.The MC and the suitemates have to race against the clock to brew him a cure. Find the Cure!: Kol is attacked in hospital by an assassin in book two, which causes his condition to take a rapid nosedive.Fantasy Kitchen Sink: Characters range from nephilim to sirens to elementals.The MC is able to use a gun several times, but in book two if theyre offered a permanent weapon, theyre not allowed to pick a firearm because of their poor aim. Other magi tend to look down on Drakania, due to the species as a whole originating from Bio-Augmentation involving dragons (who used to be revered as deities).Leon and Astrid show immediate dislike for one another. Fantastic Racism: Between the Nephilim and the Cambion factions, due to them being descendants of the ever feuding angels and demons.Fantastic Foxes: Kitsune MC meets one in Solanaceae Forest.Everyone Is Bi: All of the love interests, as is typical of this genre.Emotionless Girl: Seraphina shows very little emotion, and when she does, it's subtle.Īstrid: I was going to say you were being a heartless bitch but that too, yeah.In book two, the 'Brant Delacroix' that the MC has been having dream conversations with is eventually revealled to be Tremblay infiltrating the M Cs dreams under a heavy glamor.Dream Walker: A magician MC can learn to do this in book one, and can potentially scare off someone doing the same thing to one of their suitemates.Depending on the choices, the MC can have one or both of these. Death by Origin Story: Leons mother, both of Kols parents, Cyrus and Cressidas mother, and Seraphinas entire family.Date Peepers: The MC and Thalia can spy on one of Kol and Renatus' dates in book two, after Thalia becomes convinced that the latter is up to no good.Dark and Troubled Past: Most of the main characters have one of these, which is explored on their route in book two.Cryptic Conversation: The fortune teller at the carnival has one of these with the MC.He's kind and well-liked by many of the students. Cool Teacher: Professor Kerr is one in-universe.

It can change between keychain, dagger, and sword form, and has magic fire, ice, or lightning powers. Cool Sword: A human MC gets one of these in book 2.Kol is torn between protecting his siblings and his suitemates.Leon is loyal both to his fellow Nephilim and his suitemates.The Commies Made Me Do It: Kol helps Reyna capture the MC because his siblings are in danger.Chekhov's Exhibit: The nymph artifact replica at the museum.

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