Matilda in Elcenia
missnicegirl
In goes the lemon peel. In goes the pef tan. Now she has elixir base.
Matilda beams.
Matilda beams.
missnicegirl
Matilda begins writing things down!
It goes about like so: 11:00 AM August 6th - 1&12 day 2, and so on down the page. She didn't ask for the date because she expects the calendar to be more complicated than the time system, but as long as all days are the same length, her calculations should bear out. And she has sensible times for lessons that fall within Raha's work day once per day until the fifth of September.
"That should do for the next month," she says. "In September is when my regular school starts and then I'll have to recalculate everything. 'Day 2' is tomorrow. Does that look all right to you?"
It goes about like so: 11:00 AM August 6th - 1&12 day 2, and so on down the page. She didn't ask for the date because she expects the calendar to be more complicated than the time system, but as long as all days are the same length, her calculations should bear out. And she has sensible times for lessons that fall within Raha's work day once per day until the fifth of September.
"That should do for the next month," she says. "In September is when my regular school starts and then I'll have to recalculate everything. 'Day 2' is tomorrow. Does that look all right to you?"
missnicegirl
"Miss Honey?"
"Yes," says Miss Honey, "that looks fine to me too. Congratulations, Matilda." She pats Matilda on the head. Matilda beams.
"Yes," says Miss Honey, "that looks fine to me too. Congratulations, Matilda." She pats Matilda on the head. Matilda beams.
missnicegirl
Matilda hands the schedule to Terali.
"I have lots more questions! Are you going to try to find someone to give me language lessons too? Are there any more kinds of magic in your world besides witchcraft and wizardry and sorcery?"
"I have lots more questions! Are you going to try to find someone to give me language lessons too? Are there any more kinds of magic in your world besides witchcraft and wizardry and sorcery?"
"Since nobody here speaks English," Terali says, "except for dragons, we'll have to find a dragon to handle the language lessons, and that might take a little longer. There aren't that many dragons."
"There are also lights and mages," says Raha. "And some that you have to be particular species to use."
"There are also lights and mages," says Raha. "And some that you have to be particular species to use."
missnicegirl
"What do lights and mages do? And what's a dragon? 'Dragon' in English is a word for an imaginary creature."
missnicegirl
"Well, the imaginary kind of dragon is also a winged firebreathing reptile, so I guess it makes sense why the translation spell would do that," says Matilda. "Dragons sound neat! I'd like to meet one if you can find one who wants to teach me your language!"
missnicegirl
"That's okay," she says. "I'm going to have lots of fun learning witchcraft."