The Vaesteri family was among Milirevi's most important families. For generations, they've put their sorcerous prowess at service of the city and in the name of the Daliath religion. Their contributions were so notorious that they earned multiple awards and titles for it. Including the Dal-kanan-Dal (the blessing that multiples blessings), an honor granted to a single digit of families around the known worlds. The family ran a temple that was large, beautiful, a historical landmark, and a shelter to those in need.
Then they can do that, until someone calls the kid away. A woman that's likely the kid's mom. Her hands shake visibly even from a distance.
Parafi watches, a little sadly. He hopes they'll be okay, but he's not sure what he could do to help. He just thanks the boy for teaching him and bids him goodbye.
Then he'll go back to reading.
The books are there for him! So reliable, these books.
One of the triplets - they don't use identical clothes, so Parafi can tell it isn't Teronmas - approaches. "Is everything alright, Parafi?"
He looks up, a little startled. "I, uh, yes, sir. Ter- Mr Teronmas said it was okay to read?"
"It is okay to read. And Teronmas went out on an errand, but he did mention that you're under a temporary literacy spell."
"I'll remember where I was," Parafi states with surprising surety. "But yeah. Now is good."
"Fitting." Fenrad comments absently. They are back at the Vaesteri's place of residence again.
And again, Parafi makes it blatantly obvious that he is being very careful not to touch anything.
Dal-Yora crosses them down the hallway, talking to a secretary looking person, she waves. The two are clearly Too Busy for Small Talk.
...Oh. Good. He doesn't have to try and make his way through that then. But look at him being very well behaved and not attacking anyone or anything.
He hopes they aren't going to be here for long.
"I- um. Not used to- any of this, sir," he gestures around at the Vaesteri residence in all its grandeur.
"Ah. Yeah, I guess it has that effect. I don't know the details of why you're worried, but they are not really warranted."