diare into the adjoining room. “You wish to talk?”


    fomaze is supposed to be.”


    Diare, but Fevionawishtensen assures me there is no formal rule requiring…” He trailed off as Davorultumn shook his head.


    Lamdritta has ruled on your elispt?”


    Diare. This has all happened very fast, and I’m sorry for that. I suppose I just needed something good to happen. I’ve been out of sorts on this trip. I know the havoc I’m creating.”


    Diare.”


    fomaze with anyone?”


    Pundritta?”


    Diare?”


    Pundritta. It would be hard to keep such information to myself. And luckily for me, Mikranasta keeps from forming close relationships. There was never anyone she considered close enough for the fomaze.”


    diare said.”


    Ready? Fevionawishtensen signed.


    It is the most personal thing I have. But I also have another.


    He grinned. “Right.”


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    Hgirh and Lamdritta that Meleng Drago is missing.”


    There are signs of mentalism magic, Fevionawishtensen signed. Probably an inexperienced user, or they would have covered their tracks better.


    What happened?”


    Sinit?a stopped wailing and turned her gaze, her head and body still shaking, to Chiansamorkin. The streams of colour continued to circle the room, getting faster and filling up more of the space.


    “Perfect,” Chiansamorkin said. “Now, instead of punching, I want you to say a word I’m going to tell you and then throw that rage. Imagine it’s a big rock and you’re going to smash something with it.”


    “You won’t. Just imagine I’m the person you hate most in the world. I’m the person who took Meleng! Make me pay. Throw that rock at me and make me fucking pay! Do it or I’ll kill Meleng!”


    “No!” Sinit?a raised her arm and yelled a magical word. Then she threw. A small stone flew from her hand and the rainbow on her arm vanished.


    “Of course. It will be a bit of a challenge at first until she overcomes those instincts, but it’s not like it’s all that unusual. She will be a great conjuror. Trust me.”


    Fevionawishtensen knelt beside Chiansamorkin. Thank you. You saved her life and ours.


    “Just a standard day for me.” Chiansamorkin grinned. “Shame we didn’t complete the fomaze.” She held out the other stone. “This was my first ever conjuration. I was going to give the two of you it.”


    I consider it complete already, but we can formalise it later. Then you can give us the stone. The two of them kissed and Fevionawishtensen stood up. Love you.


    Chiansamorkin smiled. “Love you, too.” She glared at Jorvanultumn. “What are you grinning about?” She broke into a grin herself.


    “Just trying to get used to that,” he said.