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the Da Capo, being one of the most helpful. Adding one to the end of a spell caused it to repeat until the caster wills it to stop. His learning also included reading music off a page and classical music that was beautiful and yet had nothing to do with summoning potential for a spell. In many of those non-Aakasear-commoner-composed pieces, there were musical symbols not used in spell casting Melodies, but what if they could be? The thought inspired Daniel.
    “What are you thinking?” Sherree asked him. Her yellow-gold hair hung all the way down to her bottom as if it had never been cut, which is a result of his restoring her from Condemnation. Green eyes twinkled delightedly and her face lit up in a smile. “There are twenty-four marks in a day and we have just spent two very pleasant ones celebrating our marriage, surely you can spare a little more time to teach me one healing spell.”
    Daniel thought of, Mind Touch, ran the music through his head and mentally added a Dal Segno and titled the altered Symphonic, Teach Me.
    “I can teach you quickly if you’re willing to be experimented on,” he told her and paused momentarily. “It is an Aakasear thing. I have an inspiration that has never been tried before and don’t know if it will actually work out as I expect.”
    Sherree looked at him askance, and she was so alluring he was tempted to suggest summoning a solidified bed of air for more love making. “The way you’re looking at me, I’m sure whatever you have in mind isn’t dangerous. Even so, I would like to know what you intend to do.”
    She has been studying music all her life and so should understand. “I have a spell that allows me to link my mind with animals,” he began and went on to describe all the creatures in his swirl of influence and their names. “Mind Touch, affects them on the deepest level of their being. It can be used to implant a spell into your head. I have composed a version of it, adding a Dal Segno in order to cause the Symphonic to stop after a tenth of a mark, which is enough time to teach a few spells.”
    Sherree nodded her head. “No doubt about it, I have married a complicated man. Even so, I trust you not to enslave me. Go ahead and give the spell a try.”
    Daniel played, Teach Me, in his mind and summoned the potential. Topaz blue beams of light shot from his dark eyes into her green. “ I’m going to teach you as many spells as I can before the Dal Segno kicks in, if it does,” he sent directly into her mind.
    “ This is like using a communication amulet, not bad at all, so don’t go negative on me, there is no, if, in this,” Sherree replied with full confidence, and being linked to her mind, Daniel could feel the truth of it.
    He started by teaching spells that had nothing to do with healing but would be extremely helpful; Variable Shield, Personal Shield, Conveyance, Find All, and Teach Me, came first with instructions on how each spell should be cast and why, and then, Heart’s Beat As One, to match the patient’s vitals to the caster in order to keep them alive during the procedure and heal internal maladies, How Do You Feel, to assess the health of a person, Heal Wounds, to mend any injury on the body that can be physically touched, Heal Burns, to restore the skin on a patient having any degree of burns, and Make Well, to destroy infections, viruses and bacteria. Even though she already had a rejuvenation spell in her repertoire, he taught her, Vitality, because his spell, being a Symphonic, was more effective than the single line Melody used by the Aloe Guild. He was about to teach her, Sleep Time, when the link suddenly broke.
    “You did it!” Sherree exclaimed, grabbing and hugging him.
    Daniel was thrilled by what he had done and her enthusiastic reaction. “You can only use a type one crescendo or cast the spells unaided,” he began to explain, but stopped when she gave a patient look and held up her hand.
    “Every spell you taught me is a