Millennial Mage

Tala tried to take Lisa’s refusal in stride, but it niggled at the back of her mind throughout the truly delicious—and otherwise pleasantly diverting—feast.

To her surprise, every dish contained magics seemingly tailored to each human who ate it, and watching carefully, she was able to see that those magics were introduced into the food as each person took the given portion.

Is… Is Vidarra adding magic to each at will?

-It looks like it, but… that shouldn’t be possible. Right?-

Well, it’s possible, we could do it, but it wouldn’t be meaningful.

-Yes, yes. That’s not what I meant.-

Then, precisely, yes. The whole idea is that the given working is in the natural magics of the food eaten, and that can be transferred, in part, to the consumer. Just putting magic in food doesn’t do anything good. Thɪs chapter is updated by NoveI-Fire.ɴet

-I suppose… You know what? Now that I consider it, aren’t the Pack experts on creating and modifying natural magics?-

…Rust. I did not… I did not consider that connection or application, but yes.