Sigh.

She drops the trance to respond - I can see where they're healed badly and I should be able to teleport those bits out - it's not going to be painless, but it should be a lot better than re-breaking them, and heal better, too - then picks it back up to watch his reaction.

Resignation, vague amusement, confusion as he tries to figure out how that'd work. And background screaming terror and a desire to stop existing.

She drops the trance entirely. Only if you want me to; it's reasonable not to.

I think it's preferable unless it somehow leaves me with not enough to reconstruct from.

I don't think it will. I'll start with just one bone so you can check, though - I shouldn't do them all in one sitting anyway, it's going to be fiddly and I'll need my focus.

All right. Go ahead.

She drops back into the trance. She starts with the fingertip bone of his left pinky; it takes her a few minutes to arrange the spell to remove exactly what she wants it to, but then the removal is instantaneous.

He exhales sharply, spends a minute trying to get a feel for it. I think that's easier to fix than rebreaking it, yes.

She grins, not very happily. Good. What kind of pace do you want, for the rest?

It's going to take all of my concentration and also possibly most of the calcium I have access to to fix this one; why don't I let you know when it's done and then you can do another.

Sure.

And he gets to work trying to imagine how he wants his bone to work. He is desperately drained; it's hard.

She heads back up to work on her spell a little more; after another half-hour she's confident enough in it to give it a try. She lands in a jungle and spends the rest of the morning carefully observing the local wildlife from various hiding places; she ends up reasonably sure of the safety of a few new kinds of fruits and berries, and brings some of the latter back with her when she returns for lunch.

She looks like she could use congratulating. He congratulates her and asks how the area was.

Pretty nice. Warm, hilly, more moist than here. Some very pretty birds and flowers - she sends him memories of a few kinds of variously bright and interestingly-shaped ones. Everything's very different, I'm going to have to check all the new plants to make sure they don't do anything funny, but we should be okay.

I can eat things and notice if they're poisoning me.

Me too, and I'm less likely to be hurt by it.

How do you do it? You don't have the same relationship with your body, is there a spell?

I can notice things even if I can't do anything about them, just by paying attention - she sends a brief snippet of her awareness of her body - but the same sense I use to cast spells gives me that kind of detail about myself, too.

All right. Please just don't get poisoned.

I'm not going to try anything I haven't seen at least three or four different kinds of animals eating, that's usually a pretty good indication that it's safe.

I am curious if your world is more dangerous than mine for a healthy Elda or just for a kobold. Eventually it'd be nice to explore it.

Nod. It might just be different - kobolds are good at stealth and looking out for one another, you'll be faster and stronger and more intimidating, we'd have different things to worry about.

I can also probably build myself magic armor, though it'll take a while. Or you could ask my brothers for an extra set.

Might help. What would it be enspelled to do?