She specializes in dark magic, correct? It is a rather fascinating subset of reason magic, I must admit.
[Edelgard remembers her, in the battle--casting spells left and right. Lysithea has always been someone that Edelgard has some level of curiosity about, but with her work...well, she hasn't found the time to try and speak to the mage. Of course there's plenty of worry about her having faced the same circumstances...
Edelgard doesn't want to focus on that. Instead, she listens to what Lorenz has to say, nodding her head in agreement.]
I see. As long as you keep working towards learning those spells, you are certain to get better at using them; learning anything is all about practice, in order to ensure that you master what you set out to learn.
[...ironically enough, Edelgard actually learns Bolganone, that's going to be hilarious later on.]
Practically speaking...it is always good to have multiple ways to defend yourself. You never know what sort of enemy you could be facing on the battlefield, and one must be expected to improvise in order to survive.
[Edelgard's eyes seem to stop on the page of a basic fire spell, pouring over just what to do and how to do it...it seems simple enough, at any rate.]
Perhaps I may have to join you in those lessons, then. This does not seem to be too hard to grasp.
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[Edelgard remembers her, in the battle--casting spells left and right. Lysithea has always been someone that Edelgard has some level of curiosity about, but with her work...well, she hasn't found the time to try and speak to the mage. Of course there's plenty of worry about her having faced the same circumstances...
Edelgard doesn't want to focus on that. Instead, she listens to what Lorenz has to say, nodding her head in agreement.]
I see. As long as you keep working towards learning those spells, you are certain to get better at using them; learning anything is all about practice, in order to ensure that you master what you set out to learn.
[...ironically enough, Edelgard actually learns Bolganone, that's going to be hilarious later on.]
Practically speaking...it is always good to have multiple ways to defend yourself. You never know what sort of enemy you could be facing on the battlefield, and one must be expected to improvise in order to survive.
[Edelgard's eyes seem to stop on the page of a basic fire spell, pouring over just what to do and how to do it...it seems simple enough, at any rate.]
Perhaps I may have to join you in those lessons, then. This does not seem to be too hard to grasp.