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In Paraasilan, Esmaar, a pair of roommates are about to break a rule that, compared to the one about running in the corridors or even the one about unlicensed teleportation, is there for a good reason.
In unison, they complete their shared spell.
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with Adarin (Aestrix)
with Ekador (kappa)
with Brilliance (kappa)
with the admin (kappa)
with Teah (kappa)
with Katran (lambda)
with Hall (kappa)
with Joy (kappa)
with Kalinda (Christy Hotwater)
In unison, they complete their shared spell.
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with Adarin (Aestrix)
with Ekador (kappa)
with Brilliance (kappa)
with the admin (kappa)
with Teah (kappa)
with Katran (lambda)
with Hall (kappa)
with Joy (kappa)
with Kalinda (Christy Hotwater)
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The women in Criin embrace; the one who was praying starts babbling incoherently, weeping into her wife's shoulder.
The original CC petitioner has experienced a gain of four points, so far, and hasn't noticed yet.
Here is a little iron miracle who wishes her parents would come get her too.
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The little iron miracle gets a little flying note: Some things even I can't fix. -Teah
How's the Empress doing in her applesauce investigation? And the dragon council with the original flying note? Has anybody managed to interrogate a Snitch?
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A different member of the dragon council is checking out the note now. They've brought in an expert on handwriting, who is peering at the individual strokes of the characters on the note.
Some adult ex-shrens have gotten successfully ahold of Snitches to poke and prod at them and begin to learn about their properties.
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What about Keo? Attending to other things now? What'd she do with the sleeping human?
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(A teacher's assistant is missing her lesson plan. A man in Rozarima has accidentally set his house on fire; he's out but is worried about his pet drake getting hurt before the mage arrives. A girl in Ryganaav is not magical in any way but is scared out of her wits by the man her father's negotiating her sale to. A New Disciple of the Generous Lord has been caught practicing an illegal religion in Iraam and is running, afraid he'd botch a teleport if he tried it now and unable to think where to go. A Petaran county budget clerk can't make the figures add up right. An Aqathean potter is irritated to be undersold by low-quality imports. A boy in Tava is terrified of his mother.)
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(The lesson plan is retrieved in a shower of rainbow sparkles - the house fire burns in reverse, restoring everything it destroyed and then vanishing, all in a few heartbeats - he'll come back to the girl; he thinks he might have to talk to her - the New Disciple can be whirled away to the nearest collective of same that includes someone who speaks his language and isn't located in a country where his religion is illegal - a rainbow sparkle alerts the clerk to the numbers that result directly from embezzlement - how do the authorities in Tava tend to handle cases like that?)
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In that case - there don't seem to be any other countries with the same language in widespread use, so he looks for one that handles refugee children well. Esmaar fits the bill. How about siblings, any of those...? Yes. Yes there is.
So the kid gets a choice: to stay where he is, to be transported to a refugee center in Esmaar where he's very sure to be well taken care of but the language thing might be inconvenient, or to be transported to his runaway elder half-sister who shares none of their mother's objectionable qualities.
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(Gambler in Oridaan wants to draw the seven of squares. Elf in Rannde wants to know what the vampire religion is hiding. Chef in Mekand wants to rescue the burned sauce because he doesn't have more saffron. Chieftainess in Mryne wants the agreement with her neighboring tribe to hold. Wizard in Zuq wants freer information exchange between the three traditions of wizardry.)
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He gives the odious potential husband bad luck as regards the accumulation of money and wives, and the existing wife and kids good luck as regards health, happiness, and food security - an intervention subtle enough that he doesn't think there's a reasonable way for anyone involved to guess magic.
And to the girl, he gives a choice: stay (where the man's new luck may or may not prevent him from buying her), or be transported to a neighbouring country that takes refugees. Esmaar will support her without her needing to do much about it, but is likely to be jarringly magical; she'll need money to start herself off in Saraan and more money to keep herself going, and he can provide the first thing but only some luck as far as the second, but there will be somewhat less pervasive magic involved. And whichever way she goes, she can have the same luck-blessing he gave to those other people, if she wants it.
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The air mage is sneaking olives in a tree, unobserved by the farmer to whom they belong.
The sisters are sitting together in a room in the temporary housing facility listening to a staffperson explain how they'll try to place them with an adoptive family.
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