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Hegel's Hall of Shape Shifting
A History.
Hegel’s Hall of Shape Shifting is a wonderful school. It’s kept secret, as many paranormal schools are. Ernest Hegel founded the school in 1863, after his mentor, ‘Genut’, passed away. He realized a school for the shape shifting population would be better than dispersed mentors.
Hegel built in the school in the Black Forest of Germany, so there would be plenty of privacy from prying eyes. Being inside the forest gives them the ability to shape shift outside of the building.
Students spend typically six years at the school, the average span of a mentor’s teachings. In 2007, the 144th class of first years was beginning.
These first years have one of the widest arrays of shape shifters. From Kieth Tremblex of South Africa, who shifts into a miniature tyrannosaurus rex, to Elias Jensen of Sweden who shifts into raccoon, to Jayce Airel of The United States who shifts into an iguana, to Aristolle Tamilotusky of Belize, who shifts into a fruit bat.
That group of students was a crazy bunch, they caused all kinds of chaos for the school. Enough to become history at Hegel’s Hall of Shape Shifting.
Hegel built in the school in the Black Forest of Germany, so there would be plenty of privacy from prying eyes. Being inside the forest gives them the ability to shape shift outside of the building.
Students spend typically six years at the school, the average span of a mentor’s teachings. In 2007, the 144th class of first years was beginning.
These first years have one of the widest arrays of shape shifters. From Kieth Tremblex of South Africa, who shifts into a miniature tyrannosaurus rex, to Elias Jensen of Sweden who shifts into raccoon, to Jayce Airel of The United States who shifts into an iguana, to Aristolle Tamilotusky of Belize, who shifts into a fruit bat.
That group of students was a crazy bunch, they caused all kinds of chaos for the school. Enough to become history at Hegel’s Hall of Shape Shifting.