Carolyn shook her head at the time, looking at Tehr seriously at the time.<em><strong>"I do not claim it would be the best way, and I believe that the divine magic could very well hold the key. Arcane magic might hold some methods, hidden away in the old scrolls, as the arcane arts are said to always be researching for new paths. As for Divine, while the magic I wield I gain through prayer already, there are things that some priests can do that others cannot, through for most part that has to do with the domains that different faiths and ideals focus on. The old Sun God held light and good as powerful symbols, allowing for very strong priests to fight back the night and the creatures of unlife, while the Church of One God has a varied lot amidst them."</strong></em>She drew a breath, looking at her lap.<br/><br/><em><strong>"As I mentioned I should be able to do what you ask, I know that motherhood and childbirth are part of old community magics that helped protect the children even in darker times, and there's been times when society in some sections was ravaged to such low numbers that spells to protect against undesired traits should be there. I just need some time studying those books to call upon the prayers necessary to call upon the magic in question. It helps that the old gods as a pantheon would likely approve."</strong></em>She smiled slightly at the time, looking at him for a moment.<em><strong>"I apologise if my hesitation on this lot made it seem like I wasn't sure where to begin, it is merely that in order to fulfill your wishes sooner I'd wish to have some materials to start from. I imagine the royal library would let me know of old practices to secure a safe childbirth and the ways old prayers were offered to protect a child to be conceived from harm that might come from some unions. I merely think that while the royal library probably hasn't seen information tossed aside as some more public places of learning, the more esoteric practitioners might have dug up a lot of old texts that would help in turn. Though truthfully I admit it may be just a wild guess, a long shot."</strong></em>She looked a little awkward.<br/><br/><em><strong>"I apologise my lord, I sometimes let my mind wander far and my tongue keep in motion without thinking things completely through. I wanted to help out and I allowed myself to let that idea wander a bit too far perhaps."</strong></em>She bowed her head slightly.<em><strong>"The mention of something going on in the city and knowing there might well be one present merely came to mind as an option, figuring they converse with beings that existed when such things were done more often and look for texts from such times as well, and I thought it would perhaps not have been an idea to come to mind at a first glance, but I admit in afterthought the idea of having access to the royal library is probably the most potentially useful one."</strong></em>She bowed her head a bit.<em><strong>"I think we have covered most of all we should have to think about for the immediate future, I'll get started on the schools with Alex and Tera quickly then, and hopefully the royal library will cut the time down to a few weeks or less."</strong></em><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">ooc</div><div class="spoiler_body">I presented the Binder as a possible contact to get in touch with for potentially gaining more information but I admit I didn't see such a splendid roll emerging from the search. I apologise if it took a bit too much of a time.<br/>In the end, the idea would still be that Carolyn would take care of any casting, just that the information would come from another source. (Reasoning why some Divine spells would take extra efforts just came in my mind as potentially learning a bit more about older ways and spells not 'automatically granted' but rather something open to those who look? Ugh, not sure if I make any sense or just manage to make it a confusing mess. :/ My apologies for this, may have overthought things)</div></div>