This day had been like most others. The feline male was sitting in his dorm room, working on a multitude of things. More seals were always good. Plus he needed to finish the rest of the updated blueprints to give to Michael when he had the chance. But still, at the moment he was struggling with a binding seal. It was extremely complicated, and it was actually starting to frustrate him. It was around the time he was bashing his head on the desk that he thought he heard a knock. He stopped and sat up, his ears swiveling back towards the door. Had he imagined it? But no. He could feel the seal on the door reading the person that had touched it.

After a moment longer he stood and made his way towards the door, resting his hand on the back of it for a moment, allowing the whole thing to be shown on the other side before he pulled the door open. "Interesting. Come in." He moved aside and motioned for her to enter the room. Of course, upon entering she would be able to see just how complicated his seals really were, each giving off a soft dull glow. Protection seals, nullifying seals, many different kinds of seals to help him keep his privacy and keep him safe. Of course, he wouldn't have needed so much security if he hadn't woken up the damn demon.

"Do you want anything to drink?" Of course he chose to be hospitable before even asking her why she was there. He moved over to the small mini fridge and opened it, grabbing himself a bottle of tea. "I have tea, water, soda, and juice." Of course he would grab her whatever she wanted, or nothing if that was what she preferred. He moved back and motioned for her to have a seat at his desk chair, while he moved some things out of the way. The binding seal he had been working on was strewn about over eight or so pages and was a complete mess, but still, he neatly stacked the papers and set them aside before moving to sit on the desk, folding one leg beneath him and letting the other hang off the side.

"So, I take it you're here to ask me some questions or something. What can I help you with?"

Luka just nodded and held his hand out to take the papers from her and examine them. Simple in design, and yet, complex in nature. It was truly odd, but still, he would figure it out. The girl used a different set of symbols than he did, but he could probably still manage. The feline male put the papers down on the desk before hopping up and going over towards his bookshelf, putting a hand on his hip as he scanned through the various books that he had. After a few moment he made a small "hmm... aah!" sort of noise and pulled a book from it's place, bringing it over to the girl at his desk. Though, he had to wonder why exactly a girl was in this section of the dorm. Then again, by her appearance, she could be easily mistaken for a boy. Besides, if she was here looking for his help, that was a good enough reason why for him to put it out of his head.

"Here. This one should help. It has some very basic combining tactics. As for these two seals in particular..." He paused after stting the book in front of her and went about actually forming the seals on his desk, just tracing his finger along it until the lines started to appear. After all, the easiest way to fix the problem was to view it right? Once the first seal was completed, he paused and pointed to a few broken, dim areas in the lit up pattern. "These two need to be switched." Which he went about doing. "As for the second..." It didn't take him long to make that one either, showing her where the trouble spots were and how to fix them. But then he stopped, pondering for a bit how to go about combining them. "Perhaps the use of a third. But which... You'd have to find something compatible enough for the both of them." And back to the bookshelf he went, picking out books and flipping through them before finally settling on one and bringing it over. "Here. This one should do the trick."

"Hmm?" His ears? Were they...? "Well, I mean as real as any other part of me I guess. I can make them go away if I want to, but.. I dunno." He shrugged. He never had a real reason for having them out other than he liked them. "I watch too much anime in my free time so.." Besides that, if he included the ears he was a whole few inches taller. But he shrugged and watched her as she went to alter the seals. He just sort of let her, chuckling a bit as she made a mistake. "Oh. Sorry. I should probably..." He took out a few symbols that he had added and motioned to it again. "There. That should be better. I... Seemed to have not really noticed how much..." But he shook his head and smiled a bit. "Apparently I'm stronger than I thought."

"Ahh, thanks. I guess I like being different from what is expected of me. But yeah, I can shapeshift to a certain degree. I'm not very good at it so this is about as much as I can do." He shrugged and smiled a bit sheepishly at her as she went back to messing with the seals. "Yeah, sorry about that. I haven't ever met another sealist before except for my teacher way back in the early years. And I forgot each seal can be altered so that only people the same or higher than it can alter it safely. I was always taught to do that no matter what so that no one can break them but me or people better than me. So I guess I just sort of... Forgot.." He hadn't meant to come off as any sort of better than the girl, quite the opposite really, Luka was probably one of the most humble people around. "So err.. How long have you been doing this?"

At the question, Luka nodded. "Oh yeah. My teacher had been a master sealist before she... But she said only ten or so sealists exist in the world at a time. So I'd say that's pretty rare. Though, there might be more, might be less. Hell, for all I know she could've been lying to me but she seemed pretty earnest." He listened to her speak about her grandmother and how long she had been doing it. "Oh? Wow. You're doing pretty well for that short of time. My first year of it was a total mess. I could barely even draw a perfect circle. I swear that took longer to master than all the stupid runes." He smiled and laughed a little bit.

She paused and then asked him a question to which he nodded again. "Yeah, many have their own traps and tricks. Most of mine explode if they're messed with, causing damage to whoever touched it. Seemed the easiest. But some of them also change into binding traps and force the user to be stuck to that spot. But you can really do whatever you really want to do with them. What are you trying to do with them anyways? These specific seals? Your runes are from a different dialect than the ones I use, so there are a few I'm unfamiliar with..."

"Aahh.. I see.. Well that's probably why then. Sure, seals in some anime are pretty accurate, but that's the thing... It's just tv. It's hard for normal people to make actual magical things, and while there is a ton of books out there on them. This is all wrong for creating void storage. That's way more complex than this is. You'd need to open a portal to another dimension or reality in most cases. But for something like keeping food in a fridge. You can always cheat the system." He shrugged a bit and drew a quick seal on his wall. He stuck his hand against it once it was completed for a moment until his mini fridge lit up with a seal on it's front, allowing him to reach into his seal and pull out a bottle of tea from the fridge. "Item displacement is much easier for things like that. It's a little complicated, but nothing like that." He put the bottle back in the fridge through the seal before he closed it up and destroyed it. After all it was just a demonstration. "I tend to do that one a lot actually, if I'm too into my studies to be bothered to get up."

Luka smiled. He hadn't meant to put her down or anything. When it came to seals, he was very very particular, after all, they were practically his life. And in most cases, they literally helped him survive. Many of the complicated seals around his room were for protection. "Ahh. Yess. It is very helpful. Especially during finals." He chuckled a bit, another friendly smile on his face. "Uhh.. Here. I'll draw it up for you." And he went about doing just that, grabbing his notebook and a pencil and sketching it out for her. "One on.. a door or wall or window, whatever you're trying to reach through, and the other placed conveniently wherever you need it to be." He tore the paper from his notebook and folded it carefully before handing it to her. "Are there any other seals that you would like?"