"It still wouldn't be great for her if she wasn't, though, right? And I wouldn't know what to do about it."
He shrugs. "I guess I just - wouldn't like it if I wanted to do something nice and it turned out bad or inconvenient. But we'll see."
"I don't actually know if I would've fallen over, but I didn't feel like risking it."
He teleports to the cafeteria.
Brilliance continues to consume it, gradually but steadily. Because it is delicious.
"She spent a while reading me my own specs first, though," he says. "Accurately. Down to the shape of a form I've never displayed in this world."
"Okay, how does divinatory wizardry work, then? What would she have been able to find out, what wouldn't she?"
"And? Aren't you the one who was all excited about what things your magic could tell about my magic? If some girl's got a spell that'll let her walk around telling me every time my mana goes up or down and what I'm using it for and all about the parameters of cosmetic alterations to my forms and step by step how to get into an obscure maintenance mode I didn't know I had and use it to wipe out control codes I didn't know I had either, don't you wanna know what spell it was so you can cast it yourself?"