Aaaaaaaaaaah how Kurumi had missed Arthimancy. She was practically beaming from her seat in the front as she listening to Professor Hadley speak. No chainsaws, no strange viking clothing, so suspicious activity...just her and numbers and calculations.

Listening to Professor Hadley speak, Kurumi jotted down appropriate notes and then shot her hand up in the air to respond to her question. "A paragram, from my understanding, is similar to a pun, but is created by altering a letter or several letters in a word and creates a sense of irony or humor. The word itself means 'jokes by the letter' in Greek. An example of a paragram would be if one were to take the ballet 'Swan Lake', replace the 'a' with an 'i' and add an 'e', and turn it into 'Swine Lake' where pigs perform ballet."

It was also the most common form of bullying she had encounters. Some of the things her classmates came up with in regards to her name were just terrible.