He sends it.

It hurts as described--not only the magnitude of pain of a broken bone, it actually feels like it, or like a very intense jar.

Along with the pain comes information--this is what Sympathy feels like this is what Effort feels like this is what Conquest feels like--and, this is how you manage the mental side effects. Self-examination and modification. Exactly the sort of thing she's good at already.

"Ow. ...Hm. How do you suppose the pain effects would respond to deadened nerves?"

"Truly deadened or disconnected?"

"Well, I'd rather not kill them permanently, but I can do a lot of things."

"The pain doesn't necessarily have to be experienced, but it does have to exist; disconnected serves better."

"Convenient. What's a good first thing to try?"

"The traditional first thing is moving a small object," he says, offering her a pen.

"I would naively expect Conquest to be harder than the other two to use at first, since it's instant, is that right?"

"It often takes several tries, at first," he agrees.

She attempts to Effort the pen on up.

It goes up!

"Ee!"

He smiles.

She tries Sympathy too.

It feels very different. But it also works.

She expects to be least good at Conquest, but might as well -

Nope.

She will give it a few tries just to complete the trifecta.

After a few tries it leaps into the air.

Good. "As I suspected I do not have much affinity for Conquest but I can do Sympathy and Effort just fine. And now I should probably stop for the time being; I'm not going to be a magical asset in the coming excitement."

"True enough," he admits. "I might suggest finding someone to tutor you in basic magical self-defense measures, though."

"Especially if Mandos isn't getting backups from here, that does not seem unreasonable."

"I can find you one."

"Thank you."

"You're very much welcome."