It's not strongly heritable, I could easily have a bunch of kids who didn't have it, neither of my parents does, closest relative who did was a maternal great-aunt. I guess it's possible that someone else could just be born with it here, but if it hasn't happened yet and the Valar don't decide it's the next big thing...
You have to be pretty smart for any of it to make sense, a bunch of people in my high school just flunked the first test for that class and took home economics or something instead, it's not even like math where you can compensate a little if you beat your head against it long enough. But anyone at home can do it. I'm not sure why it wouldn't have been discovered here, although come to think of it I guess maybe sorcerers came first at home, they do the same thing but innately and they supposedly have dragon ancestors which nobody here would have? So maybe it hasn't been invented because there aren't sorcerers to copy.
Yyyyeah, it would, I think there are ways to do it without but they're really weird and obscure...
Good lack of night, she says.
I figure when I wake up I will deal with this ridiculous heap of presents and get started on making there be a house here.
Bella starts dismantling her present pile.
And then she goes on an architectural tour of Tirion.
Houses that are built entirely around elaborate water features, with cascading waterfall-walls! Houses in sombre stone, houses that seem to have grown out of the ground, glittering crystal palaces, houses that are plated with gold, houses that are built into the ground. People are being fairly creative.
Hmmm. Getting a sense of how elaborate it is in vogue to be Bella might want a mosaic facade, where can she find mosaics to compliment?
She might design her own floorplan to make it easily navigable, but she's picking up all kinds of aesthetic ideas! She dispenses compliments as her tour guide instructed.