[There is a teenage girl knocking at your door. Yes your door.....unless you are Teatime. She's wearing a witches hat and carrying a bag in her hands.]
[Sealand watches, sitting still for now. He snapped his tibia but it's a fairly clean break, and the short time he was a nation did work toward healing it a bit. Still, it could use some proper attention.]
Because magic is more then that. If you use magic to solve all your problems, you'll let it control your life.
[Almost done with the bandages.]
For example. I could use my magic to make five wheels of cheese in the time it take to make one. But it wouldn't be the same. Magic would have created it. And aside from just being lazy. Magic isn't anything I'd trust with things I'm going to eat.
Quite bad. But you don't have to worry. I was a lot younger when that happened. And there's a difference between making something and bandaging up a leg.
[Finishes.]
There, you're done. Just remember not to walk on it. And sleep carefully.
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Do you mind if I take a look at it then?
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What should I do?
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[And Tiffany's going to examine his leg. A bad break? Sprain?]
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It doesn't look too bad. I'm just going to fix the bandages you have here. Is it very painful?
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[Opening up her bag again and getting some supplies out. Just going to start to fix that bandage job.]
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Uhh, at night it just kind of hurts a little, but when I step on it then it really hurts.
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You'll have to try and avoid that of course.
Does the pain last for very long when you do that?
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Magic, doesn't solve all your problems sadly.
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[Almost done with the bandages.]
For example. I could use my magic to make five wheels of cheese in the time it take to make one. But it wouldn't be the same. Magic would have created it. And aside from just being lazy. Magic isn't anything I'd trust with things I'm going to eat.
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And that was an accident.
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[Finishes.]
There, you're done. Just remember not to walk on it. And sleep carefully.
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I've yet to actually melt a part of my body.
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[What. He's a twelve-year-old boy.]
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Glad to hear that. Even if he does has a tendency to run around stealing things.
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