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Lockhartian 
Okay. No. Treyen knew about that, he's seen the Lord of the Rings movies as well, and there was sword fighting involved. But, it's not like they needed the grounds to practice. The WHOLE grounds. No.
He raised an eyebrow, "I don't think we'll need too much space, it's not like we're going to battle, or something," and there was some fighting done INSIDE places in other movies and stuff. Plus, Treyen was certain that the suits of armor could fight in the corridor if they were to become alive again.
Yes, that is why Treyen should've seen the Arithmancy relation sooner, because that would be a subject Conan would enjoy, correct? Correct! "Well, that's really good, you'll like the class, then...it also involves interpreting numbers, by the way," so, it's not just math.
Treyen returned his smile, but he had a feeling that Sierra didn't matter in this occasion, since he'd said he'd be adding the subject to his curriculum before Treyen had mentioned it. "Okay, so, Arithmancy, Muggle Studies...and...," well, he was biased towards Divination...BUT, "So, you have to choose between Ancient Runes and Divination if you want to take all three, but you don't have to if you don't want to. You could only take two." That was true, yet Treyen still chose all three.
Conan chuckled,
"We could have a battle. With orcs and such." That would be exciting. It could be a battle of two armys. Or it could be Treyen and Conan against a big army. It would be epic. And Conan would be awesome.
He frowned for a moment,
"Interpreting numbers?" Well that didn't make sense. You used numbers to interpret things, not the other way around. Crazy wizards.
"What's ancient runes or divination? And what about care of magical creatures?" Though he really didn't like the idea of magical creatures. They would probably try and eat him. If they existed at all. They probably just studied the myths.