Caedrion spent quite a bit of time getting Aelindria up to speed on what he had been working on.
Whether it was his experiments and theories on the inherent properties of magic and how it could logically be applied and exploited to the world around him.
Or how far he had progressed in utilizing the Architect's power at a microscopic scale.
And she in turn began to teach him the knowledge of the formwright, which was passed to her by her own mother, Sylene.
Needless to say, Caedrion took an immediate interest in the splinter branch of magic that was primarily used for healing, yet still made use of the structural magic that the Architect was imbued with.
The reason, however, that he became so enamored with what Aelindria taught him was not particularly because of its healing properties but rather its destructive properties.
