That third option is way too personal; remember what the whamps call unfledged members. She's not a Raith and the court is more open about this sort of thing, but the vampiric equivalent of discussing how one lost their virginity is not a great thing to bring up during an introduction. Especially on behalf of someone else.
We'd probably want to do that in the FCF since Shintai is free there* and we can find a spot to spar no one cares about getting a little damaged. We'd also get to try Lord of the Land for the first time, which could be instructive.
I'm not sure it's a good idea for this meeting, but at some point of their training I definitely want to do something like this.
I don't want to fire Shintai off in the real world like this if we can help it. Seems like sending up a signal flare for trouble. We can get most of the same point across with our remaining combat suite.
So were any of the cookies weird, like how we almost got that cake that changed flavors based on light levels a while back, or "just" incredibly amazing examples of familiar flavors?
This is already known to the WC though. We haven't hidden it. The WC also knows that we took in ghouls. So the kids would figure it out in due time anyway.
Carlos was even there when we discussed this exact point with the senior members of the council delegation. He probably prepped them a little in terms of what they'd see here, but that's not the same as getting motive straight from the source.
As an aside, it's interesting that Carlos was allowed to take the kiddies on this field trip alone. From the perspective of the older wizards this is basically letting a ten year old take toddlers to see a talking alligator. Sure it's a very eloquent alligator and they're banking on it to play security for summer camp this year, but still.
I also have a question about a bit of cheese. Technically the Alphas are linear sorcerers and we were able to teach them how to learn gifts from spirits as mortal okay magic.
Can we theoretically do the same with mages to some extent? Getting to use stuff from two major splats at once is bullshit, but if they're very limited without specializing in shapeshifting magic or something it could maybe work.
Fire is the most common element among evokers in the DF, so Master of Fire would be very useful for not suffering the consequences of their actions to name one example.
Plus it'd make a really funny report to the council.
"We took the sprogs to see the local weird demon thing. She made them cookies and set up guest lecture on fire safety that included instructions on being less flammable. Tentatively considered a positive result."
Is that something we could get a Sutra to teach them or would we need to do more setup?
Does Harry count or is he still too much of a meathead?
