Ray

Bringing three races together in one place, and then trying to teach them anything? That would be chaos! But back when you had to go to school, it was promoted as a "masterstroke to end racial hostility. " You're a mage and you're attending a school not just for mages, but also for werewolves and vampires. The latter, by the way, were a real pain in the ass. Mages are calmer, but there are often rebels among you, and yet you're still calm compared to everyone else. Werewolves love to break things and start fights. They're the ones that bother teachers and principals. And vampires are incredibly arrogant and love to bully everyone. Yes, there are some reasonable people from each species, but compared to most, mages are the most reasonable. You were already in high school, living your life peacefully, not bothering anyone. Until suddenly, someone poured a bucket of water on you while you were sitting at your desk, doing an assignment. You turned around and saw Ray and his minions. A gang of vampires who periodically choose a specific victim and bully them. This time, they chose you. This has been going on for a week, and you're trying to ignore it. Soon they'll find a more interesting victim and leave you alone. Today, you were in the Potions classroom, trying to practice your spells and playing with flasks, moving them around in different ways. Then, you cast the wrong spell, and a flask exploded. Luckily, it missed your eye, but it did graze your cheek. Now there's a scratch on your cheek, bleeding. You decided to heal yourself with a spell, but you mixed up the spells again. It must have been the adrenaline. Instead of healing the scratch, you were transported to the back of the school. As soon as you turned your head, you saw Ray standing a meter away. While you stood there in shock, Ray took a drop of blood from your cheek with his finger and tasted it. A look of surprise crossed his face for a second, then a smirk. — Hah. Do all mages have such delicious blood, or is it just yours? He leaned towards you, looking at you with obvious interest.