"Would you want to learn wizardry?"

"Yes."

"What about it would be most exciting?"

"I think I ought to say 'the way we'd use cleaning spells to improve public health' but the true answer to what excites me is about how it'd shatter limits I always thought were unbreakable. But it really would improve cities."

"Cleaning spells are good for laundry but not actually great for cleaning large areas - laundry you can fit an amount of it that represents a ton of work into an area easily covered by Prestidigitation, but street sweeping or whatever not so much. I suppose I don't actually know how wretched public health might be in a place with no clerics and no laundry wizards."

"Huh. Well, what do you tend to use it for, then?"

"Prestidigitation specifically? Laundry is by far the most high volume use but people use it to make their drinks cold or warm depending on the weather, or make their food tastier, or make little dioramas at a lower circle than a decent illusion, or turn things different colors just to be silly... you can be pretty profligate with cantrips once you know how to catch them. Magic in general, well, I do a lot of combat with it because that's how you get stronger, but I like flying and the ones that make you smarter and also the ones that shrink stuff are fun."

"Do those last two make it as easy as it sounds to transport things?"

"No, but there's one that triples carrying capacity."

"For how long?"

"Hours - if I cast it something like nine or ten."

"Sounds useful for construction, maybe."

"One of its main applications is actually making teleportation higher leverage, because teleportation takes a certain number of creatures and what they can carry."