He nodded, and spent the first few games explaining various things she could have done to improve, like a solid defense before the bluffs, making one think she had made a mistake, and mentioned, almost offhandedly, that it was a good game for sharpening the mind and improving how she thought, which would improve spellcasting. He explained that he thought of magic as a combination of colors and sounds, not quite music, as he didn't think of it with a consistent beat, something that Ulwie had mentioned with an almost pained expression, and that he had focused on damage and tactical flexibility, so that he, his allies. or his summons could attack an enemy from any direction, making them too scared to move but also too scared to stay still, breaking their morale as they panicked and scattered, making them easier to deal with.<br/><br/>After an hour, he could tell she was no longer at her premium gaming ability, and finished that game, before advising she get some sleep. He then settled in, and other than checking on Delva occasionally, simply waited.