Draiss kept the conversation going, and nodded to the child, meeting his eyes, and tapping his power with his own, feeling the resonance. "Hm. You will do well if you study."<br/><br/>He talked with the child, quizzing him on the books he had read, and suggesting a couple from his parent's library, that would give him a headstart on learning magic. "Just be careful to not try anything with supervision. Your parents said a lot of good things about you being level headed and careful, and I would hate to find out you hurt yourself because you pushed too much. Learning magic isn't like having it like I do. It takes time, study, hard work, and lots of mental work."<br/><br/>After the meal, and Draiss was heading out with Jarmaath, and waited until they were in the courtyard. "I will try to get the wizard I mention here. If you don't mind employing one directly, that would help entice one over, and I can serve as your agent in the matter. I would advise putting him under the tutelage of one of the wizards already here, both of the ones here seemed level headed and unwilling to do stupid things, so they can keep him out of trouble until the other one gets here. Magic is like a siren, and he will hear the call sooner or later, my money on sooner. Magic is in his bones, his soul, and while he can't use it like I can, he will still try and get to it, through study in his case."