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A candlemark.  Okay.  She can avoid making any important decisions for a candlemark, unless this drug specifically makes it harder to hesitate before important decisions.

:I'm also guessing that - well, more deciding that - we should avoid merging to monitor Vanyel during his Gate while this drug is still active in me.  Oh, background thougths.  I am feeling suspicious about the timing, of my arriving here next to Vanyel.  It still makes sense for Vanyel to avoid Gates and take the long way to Haven.  But we should also potentially monitor his reaction to this Gate, and see whether we can notice anything very quickly that looks like it might give Vanyel greater mobility.  It would be a case where we either don't tell him yet, or tell him not to try it without us except in extreme emergencies that are even more emergent than usual.  We maybe shouldn't even do it at all?  It's just - I have a nervous feeling about wondering why I landed here now instead of later or earlier.  Those were my thoughts this morning before the 'cider'.  Right now it seems 10% more like a wonderful good idea than previously.:

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A candlemark.  Okay.  She can avoid making any important decisions for a candlemark, unless this drug specifically makes it harder to hesitate before important decisions.

:I'm also guessing that - well, more deciding that - we should avoid merging to monitor Vanyel during his Gate while this drug is still active in me.  Oh, background on that thought.  I am feeling suspicious about the timing, of my arriving here next to Vanyel.  It still makes sense for Vanyel to avoid Gates and take the long way to Haven.  But we should also potentially monitor his reaction to this Gate, and see whether we can notice anything very quickly that looks like it might give Vanyel greater mobility.  It would be a case where we either don't tell him yet, or tell him not to try it without us except in extreme emergencies that are even more emergent than usual.  We maybe shouldn't even do it at all?  It's just - I have a nervous feeling about wondering why I landed here now instead of later or earlier.  Those were my thoughts this morning before the 'cider'.  Right now it seems 10% more like a wonderful good idea than previously.: