"I think... if I can teach someone how to see magic, and they're shiny like you are, and they could find a volunteer who was okay with being fixed less safely so someone can learn, then I'd be okay trying to teach them how to fix shrens. I'm not sure how to teach someone how to see magic, though, except the way I learned, which is having someone put a wizardry analysis on me and then it just sort of stuck when they took it off. Is there a wizardry analysis that sees dragon magic?"
"Can you cast it on Ludei and Jensal and then take it off? Or is it the kind that only works on the caster?"
"Okay. And I can fix you and see if you catch ialdae, and if you do you can try too."
And she says, "I think it would make sense for you two to watch me fix Ehail so you see how it works. But it'll be better if you can watch it through ialdae and not through wizardry. Can you take the analysis off and see if it stuck?"
"Did it work?" asks Matilda.
"No, it's ialdae. I'm not surprised about that," says Matilda. "I think it makes sense that if your ialdae can see any other magic, it can see itself too. Jensal? Are you seeing it?"
She brings them all to the bottom of the world.
"Natural form, please, Ehail. And watch what I'm doing, you two."
She looks up at Ludei and Jensal.
"Did that make sense? Do you think you could do it too?"
"Okay. Well, we can go back to Ludei's house and get the next batch and you can watch me fix all those. I usually do it faster than that but it's the same set of steps every time."
Some of them catch ialdae. All of them have a little in them now, but a few are generating more.
"Good!" says Matilda. "Okay. Do you think you can fix all the rest?"