Beedah considers jesting with Sarah about what might be 'inappropriate', but decides that the relationship between her and Sarah just might not be ready to receive Beedah's wild fabrications or sarcasm.  Beedah replies with, "'Inappropriate', Mistress Sarah?  Why, I'm sure that I haven't the slightest inkling of what you mean."<br/><br/>The goblin woman is still curious about Sarah's magic and hopes to spend some time alone with her to discuss the magic that the human uses.  In her own limited time as a 'support adventurer', Beedah has heard of three different types of magic:  inherited magical understanding & ability (which comes in varying degrees from forgettable to legendary), magical ability bestowed by an item (from a minor trinket to a mythical artifact) and clerical magic (which is gained through promises of service to a good or evil spirit or god).  Having never been tested for magical ability or manifested any phenomenon, Beedah doubts that she would ever become much of a magician.  If she ever found an item that gave her magical powers, with her luck it would probably be a cursed item.  Any spirit or god wanting her to wield their divine (or infernal) power in the world would likely have to be kind of desperate to choose her as their prophet or miracle-worker.  Still, she thinks, it would be nice to be able to do some small things, magically.<br/><br/>Before Sarah had awakened, Beedah discovered that Mr. Magnificent had a very nice singing voice.  Now Beedah requested that he sing them a soft and sweet song.  The song he then sang was a love story between a shepherd dog and a wolf.  They both admired the other, but their love was never consummated.  One night, her pack killed the sheepdog.  She stayed by his corpse until the shepherd man found them and killed her.  Their spirits run joyously together in the night.<br/><br/>The song was such that Beedah was moved to tears.