"Light, Firey, and Earthy are all under the Sun, while Dark, Windy, and Watery are under the Moon. And the Cards are divided within a hierarchy—the elements, the Light, and the Dark are the most powerful Cards and every other Card is under one of them..."

He lists where each Card belongs.

Temple writes that all that down.

"Some of these are funny, I would expect Through to be under Dark. But as a whole you can get a sense of... logic? Or aesthetic? The Twin under Fire is weird unless it's supposed to be about creation?"

"Yeah, something like that."

"Cool, does this also work for spells? Sadde, do you wanna do magic experiments?"

"You betcha."

"Sure?" Temple thinks over the cards they do have... "Any specific ones we should start with? I kinda want to see how easily we can exploit Twin for fun and profit."

"How so?"

"Well, if it can duplicate things permanently we could try sell them. Or maybe they can duplicate scrolls without extra mana cost. There ought to be some use of duplicating things, even temporarily."

"Ooh, yes!"

"Okay, wanna try the duplicated scroll hack? I guess it might just cost the regular value of the scroll or even more, but just the time-saving it could provide!"

"Let's do it!"

Temple writes a TFWS scroll, then he uses the card "Twin, I ask you to duplicate this scroll and the magic within!"

They look at it, then at Temple, and tilt their heads in unison.

"You can't duplicate the magic?"

They shake their heads.

"That is okay, guys. Can you copy just the scroll minus the magic as it is?"

They nod and boop the scroll.

A double appears right by it.

"Thanks? Is this permanent?" Temple inspects the two scrolls.

They tilt their heads to both sides in a "more-or-less" gesture.

The synchronized movements are so cute. "Can you make it permanent?" He pauses between questions giving them time to answer. "If I dismiss you will this go away?"

They shake their heads to both things.

"Can you dismiss this later if I ask?"

They nod.

"Thanks. Sadde, I will try make this into a scroll."

Does it work?

Nope.