Class over
Asher drew the symbol that represented the Fire Element on the paper. He used the special quill and poured his mana as ink with a clear intent behind it.
The symbols didn't work without mana and intent. If even one of them was absent, the runes became an ordinary design with no purpose.
The Runes Neyman had given his class were the most basic ones, used to call an element or use the runes as the medium to utilize the element itself.
Asher moved the quill around the paper, which could bear his mana without tearing it apart. It was a special paper used to write runes on.
The other students struggled to draw the symbols perfectly, as even one wrong stroke would mess up the rune.
"Remember, if you mess up your runes, depending on the element, you might have a small blast happen in front of your face," Neyman casually spoke.
His words pressured the students even more, as no one wanted the piece of paper to explode in their faces.