Rune looked up from a book she was reading in the library when she heard the knock echo down the hallways. Quickly, she got to her feet and started towards the door. Seems like there's been a lot of visitors lately, she thought, pulling the door open. "Can I help you?"

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Rune studied him for a moment and then shook her head. "No, you're just fine! Did Time or Chronos send you here, by chance? They mentioned sending a mage over to help."

Luna poked her head out from a wall, watching the newcomer cautiously. Truth be told, she didn't really care if somebody replaced her "job" as a security lady.

Nagesh notices Luna and gives her a small wave as compensation for the greeting he's unable to give otherwise.

(Before actually xD)

"Thank you." He obliges, following her in, though not before making sure his shoes are clean at least.

"No, but thank you," the mage responds with a polite grin, following after her at a moderate pace. He's surprised to hear her...well, informality, but he supposes he wasn't expecting the most formal interview or anything at any cost.

He laughed as well, shaking his head in denial of her apparent lack of cooking skills.
"I think I expected one, but I just might be a bit too formal," he says, his grin not diminishing at all. "If anything, I would love a free job, but I do want to make sure that what I can do fits what you need."

"Magic," he jokes, but becomes a bit more serious in light of the question. "I call it Abstractedness," he responds, now a bit more somber. "It's a personal term for my field. Please excuse my lack of viable definition otherwise, but...it centers around the manipulation of ideas and other types of magic."

Conceptual manipulation in most any form is extremely dangerous, so Nagesh thinks for a few moments. He laughs slightly, but he seems to have thought of something.
"I hope you don't mind using this as an example," he states, taking out six dice. He stops slightly, his grin resurfacing. "I don't gamble, by the way."

Nagesh trains his eyes on the dice. At this closer distance, Rune may be able to see that he has strange eyes--he has no pupils at all halfway down, with only the upper half of his pupils on both sides being visible. He doesn't chant anything. He just holds it in his hands and steadies his grip on them before loosening them again.  
"Would you like the honors of rolling them?" he asks, offering them to Rune.

Every single one of the die rolls a 6.

"No ma'am," Nagesh says as they all roll a 6 again. "I used my abilities to mess with the probability."

"I see." Though still not completely sure she understood his power, she handed him back the dice and scratched Luna between the ears. "So you work with probability?"