Your consciousness on the other hand wouldn’t, so suddenly your body is across the room while you are still standing in the same place, but in Malik’s body. If you were standing in one end of the room and he in the other, once he finished the spell your bodies would have swapped places with each other. It works completely differently than any way I would have imagined, but also in the most literal sense of the description. There was one thing he was good at, although he had few opportunities to use it. He hadn’t been properly taught, since he was only two when they fled, but to someone who had never before seen real magic or even considered it possible every little was impressive. It was on the 58th day living together, and yes I have a diary, that he revealed he could do magic. It was nice to have something in common, though our backgrounds were vastly different. Weird how the two immigrant boys “randomly” end up sharing a room. I’ve known Malik since we shared dorm in high school. Similar stories and bonus material on my Patreon.