"Okay so I'm going to write things on these papers without showing you, and you can try to conjure the one I addressed to you."

Nod nod.

She writes.

And he conjures for things she wrote in the last ten minutes which were addressed to Epic.

One of the pieces of paper! It goes:

This is a piece of paper addressed to Epic for purposes of testing.

Bounce bounce. He shows it to her.

She beams. "That seems to work out great, then."

"Yeah! So people can just tell me what they need!"

"We should probably review the things they ask to make sure we won't be breaking any businesses but yes!"

Bounce bounce. "That'll be fun."

They continue walking for a while longer, and the sun continues to rise. It gets warmer fast, and people are soon walking around, some busy and some not, some wearing suits and some only shorts. Doctor Ximenes spots an ice cream shop and says, "I was going to offer to buy you some ice cream but then it occurred to me that is probably pointless."

"Yeah probably. Thank you anyway."

"We could have some ice cream if you wanted anyway, it is customary to do so while walking along the beach, although we should be turning around and heading back around now."

Ice cream! "Why're we heading back, do we need to be somewhere?"

"You, not necessarily, but I do. I have a patient I should see in an hour."

"Can I stay out?"

"I'm not sure it's a good idea to do so unsupervised. You're an incredibly bright and precocious child but you are a child."

"...I guess."

"You could meet the other team members, though, you haven't had time to do it yet I think and most of them were fighting Behemoth."

"Oh! Yeah, that sounds good."

"Some of them were lost in the fight, though, so they will be grieving, too."

He wraps himself in his wings. "I'm sorry."

"You don't have anything to be sorry for, and if the reports we've been receiving are correct, he's gone forever."

She offers a hug again, though.

Hug! "I didn't stop Behemoth. I could've triggered sooner and saved more people."

"It's not your fault when you trigger, and you can't blame yourself for all the things you could have prevented if something that didn't happen had, or if some piece of information you didn't have available had presented itself somehow. If you've made a mistake, and I'm not convinced you have, then the appropriate response is to understand it and why it happened and take measures to prevent it from happening again."