"That's certainly a benefit...it's not how I would arrange things but as long as it's assigned nigh-randomly the age limit is probably for the best."

"Plus as long as it's arranged randomly at least there's a defined point at which you stop planning your life around the possibility. I don't know, maybe I'm just rationalizing because I don't know how to change it. I wonder if you can diagnose incipient magical girls, do you want to strafe an elementary school sometime and find out?"

"Oh, that would be marvelous--it would mean Jaromira won't, more's the pity, but that wasn't especially high-likelihood anyway."

"They're probably not in session right now but if you want to be a few minutes late to the club you can maybe catch some buses leaving, enough to get a guess. I can show you where Renée teaches."

"As long as it wouldn't be--misinterpreted."

"As what? We're teenage girls, not forty year old men."

"I think that isn't actually prohibitive but I take your point."

"It's not actually prohibitive, it's just going to affect how it's interpreted."

"Yes. I don't mind being late."

"I look forward to hearing your results. Lemme show you the school." She takes off and makes a beeline for her mother's workplace.

Katarzyna follows her. 

It's an elementary school, currently deserted.

"What does your mother teach?"

"Kindergarten."

"Cute."

"She really likes it."

"Not my cup of tea but I can envision the appeal."

"Her students love her. It's very sweet."

"It sounds it! A teacher who students love is a marvelous thing."

"Our fridge is covered in their pictures."

"Awwww!"

"Also our last name is Swan so sometimes there are randomly swans in the frame."

"That's wonderful. I don't have the same problems with small children that I do with adults and my peers at all."

"That's good, but might become troubling if you knew a lot of small children over a long period of time."

"I'm not sure what would happen in that case."