No, like- things that have magical power, that you give to the elements. Like imbued stones or enchanted bracelets or ley crystals.

So... Objects can have magical power of their own? 

Yes. Brigid's not an expert but... So mana flows through the world and and manipulating mana is how you do magic. Sometimes the flow can get caught or knotted around something if there's a lot of mana splashing around in the area or enchanters can wrap it up on purpose.

It sounds similar to but distinct from the Dragon's Pulse in her world. 

Brigid kind of got that impression during Ling's lesson.

How do people use magic?

In daily life, or...?

Just... In general. 

For the vrykul, they leave the magic to the shamans. Blessings for battles or birth, divination when the clan faces important decisions, healing for grievous injuries. They ask the spirits of fire to spare their village summer wildfires, spirits of earth to bless crops with fertile soil, spirits of water and air for gentle rains.

Other peoples have different traditions. The Lich King created divisions of battle mages, and the Nerubians field similar units. She... doesn't know much more than that, all of her outside experience has been combat-related.

It'll be another thing to pursue knowledge of then. 

Should she start a list?

That would be very helpful. 

Will do.

Brigid has her gratitude.

Anything else that springs to mind right away?

Kissing practice, perhaps. 

As she wishes.

She does so wish. (Kiss!)

Kiss!

An excellent way to spend the evening. 

Very.

Brigid will stand watch when Ling needs to sleep.

Good girl. 

She can be.

She has been so far. 

Must be a better quality of leadership.