She reaches out a hand and places it delicately on the wing of the first little one that was brought in, and delves into the precise working of the limb. Carefully, delicately, she threads power into the wing and its partner. "I did something experimental," she tells the baby. "Try flying--I don't know if it will work, but try."

The baby frowns and nods and jumps and flaps.

The babies are all SO EXCITED and all want to be next. Jensal picks one to be next.

This is very, very tricky. Some of the injuries are worse than a dislocation. ...Some of them need to be healed and try again, because they hurt themselves in a way that makes flying intractable.

She's starting with the older ones and they don't care at all if they're broken or dislocated they want to FLY NOW PLEASE MAGIC HUMAN.

She's working on it! She's working on it as fast as she can!

Well, as she lets the babies fly, she can stop painkilling them. The esu vanishes in an instant once they're flying.

Once she has--room--she grabs the littler ones again.

They are pleased and accept being lined up for their turns. Jensal calls a light. And Ehail again.

A light? ...She's just been healing them herself. They should totally get more babies in here, though, that's a good idea.

Corenta: totally the place where her sister is! Her sister who is also a mage!

...can her sister fly babies? They could just tell her where the house is and Ehail can go to Tenebirokalamikikek instead.

Her sister is unlikely to be able to do anesthetic but can totally fly babies.

Flying babies is the important part. They provide the location of the Corentan house and redirect Ehail.

Er, she's not actually in contact with her sister until sunset.

...what happens at sunset?

The wizard who teleported her here from Corenta comes to pick her up.

She could just go to the station and call a wizard over early.

Okay, yeah.

Before she goes she is thanked profusely for flying the babies. By babies and adult shrens both.

She wasn't just going to let babies keep hurting, not if she could do anything about it, she's not a monster.

Well, they thank her anyway.

They're welcome. Back to Corenta.