She does, but she doesn't mention anything for a while

The next week flies by with some semblance of normality, or as close as you can manage in a college teaching magic, as your lessons with Luna continue with no mention of the first night, bar some mild flirting and some less than subtle compliments, even Elgin was able to keep things as normal as they were, to the point where you almost thought for a moment that you dreamed the whole thing, with only the new metal additions to your body a reminder that it was all real.

You begin to learn a few useful spells, such as some of the basics of alteration, learning some spells that can help steady someones hands for delicate work, or to help focus their eyes to function at night, very useful for some late night studying when you don't want to wake Myra with candle light, or magical light orbs that you can summon now. Luna is very impressed with how quickly you seem to learn, and with the skill you wield you spells, as soon you can maintain some of your minor spells for a considerably long time, much to Myra's delight when you were able to enchant her hands to make her potion making test go a lot smoother, when she's able to get her measurements a lot more accurately, after all she knows the theory, and there's nothing against using previous skills to help aide your studies in new fields, in fact Luna praises you for being so considerate.

Another week flies by, and again you have a very successful and enjoyable weak, and learn a few more spells while perfecting a few older ones, including an interesting one that allows you to bring rope to life somewhat, allowing you to will it into shapes and knots which you imagine might help you get out of them if your hands were bound, providing the rope wasn't enchanted with stronger magic of course. You find yourself becoming very good friends with Luna, as you spends a few lunches eating together, making small talk about your homes, and generally asking her about Aurora itself, or at least the college, from this you learn of a separate type of magic given by divine powers, and other who gain power from nature itself, although the college can replicate some of the powers of these mage's the power comes more easily to these mages, but they usually must dedicate their lives for the purposes of their deities or guarding nature. You soon begin to wonder if you should tell Luna about your first night where you ended up sleeping with Elgin.

Elgin himself had been acting a little strange around you, and you think you might have to do something soon, you wonder if you should ask Luna about this, and also come clean to see what the pieces of metal were, and what they would do.