[Oh, they're skipping the small talk. Good. Linhardt isn't adept at it anyway, and, more importantly, he hates it. He gives Wanda a small smile and takes another drink of tea. Then he looks over at the bar and tilts his head. Is that honey on the counter? That sounds delightful.

With little fanfare, the honey container on the bar disappears and reappears over on the table in front of their couch. Linhardt spoons some honey into his tea and then returns the container in the same way he'd obtained it: through teleportation magic.]

I'm inherently magical. I've been training in faith and healing magic since I was a small child, and more recently - in the last five years - I've expanded my magical practice to include reason magic - physical magic. My primary interest at home is the impact of magical practice and experimentation on inheritance and on one's health.

[Linhardt turns to grab a small bag behind him and pulls out a notebook, which he offers to Wanda.]

These are my notes on how my world's magical system compares to Academic Magic in Abraxas. Seeing as Thorne has a disdain for High Magic, I have been unable to compare Fodlan's faith magic to High Magic.

[He clearly disapproves of Thorne's lack of magical curiosity.]