Amazing, wasn't it? A simple little parchment can contain the most incredible aspects of history, however in this book, merely legends.

But legends always came from something, that's why it's as important to study them.

Film and television. Sigh. At least Danika understood the concept, but it will probably be quite a while for her to actually see the invention in person. First she'll have to step into the non-magical world for that one, then again, it would be like the ballet, except perhaps with much more non-magicals in there.

But Danika didn't have an answer for that yet, it would be like sharing the only key that opens the door to the world's secrets, and she'd rather keep the secrets to herself. That's why she didn't answer just yet. "You only study it as a divination method" she said, with a nod, and yes it was fascinating, even as a child she was amazed at it, the lack of common letters for her, and how ancients communicated by mere symbols, that was more important than the language itself. The ancients.

There was a frown on her face, "I cannot" yet, "I can merely translate and read it, vut I cannot speak it" she has yet to find the person who can and that hadn't been easy, "My mother taught me, and she does not speak it either" her mother wasn't interested in learning to do so, which has made Danika's search attempts much more difficult.

It was time to answer his question, she couldn't delay it much longer, "I am not a very good teacher, Savel" she started to say, the eyes went from the book to the boy, "Vut I guess I could try" startled at her own answer the girl added, "If you teach me something that vould ve considered difficult in your vorld" she smiled.

Then curiosity arises at the mention of his world, "Vhere are you from, Savel?" because his accent was slightly different from the rest, for the little she'd heard of.