"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha whose job title I've already forgotten is supposedly more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that fragment of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having no part of it inside you.  You can see without being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far in life at all.  There's a big difference between having shards of Law embedded inside you, and knowing what they are and how they work.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and done some exercises for not being quite as messy about it, which is part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across seas.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha whose job title I've already forgotten is supposedly more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  There's a big difference between having shards of Law embedded inside you, and knowing what they are and how they work.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and done some exercises for not being quite as messy about it, which is part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across seas.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha whose job title I've already forgotten is supposedly more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  There's a big difference between having shards of Law embedded inside you, and knowing what they are and how they work.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and did some exercises for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha whose job title I've already forgotten is supposedly more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha-whose-job-title-I've-already-forgotten is supposedly more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha-whose-job-title-I've-already-forgotten is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lliratha-whose-job-title-I-already-forgot is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lliratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lriratha-whose-job-title-I-already-forgot is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lriratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lriratha-whose-job-title-I-already-forgot is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead of by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lriratha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  I'm mostly running with the concept that 'Lawful' translates into in my native conceptual language.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lrilatha-whose-job-title-I-already-forgot is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead of by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lrilatha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  Multiple different words in my native language all come out as 'Lawful' in Taldane and I'm mostly running with those.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lrilatha-whose-job-title-I-already-forgot is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead of by accident.  That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lrilatha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."

"I am still not entirely sure what the word 'Lawful' means to y'all.  Multiple different words in my native language all come out as 'Lawful' in Taldane and I'm mostly running with those.  Cheliax is supposedly a 'Lawful' country, but the books are written with what look to me like appalling jumps of reasoning, and somebody seems to have taught y'all algebra without teaching you what math is or why it works.  But Lrilatha-whose-job-title-I-already-forgot is supposed to be more innately Lawful, and she did not talk with those appalling jumps in her reasoning.  Which suggests to me that the word 'Lawful' is translating to me mostly correctly, or that the concept I hear is at least a real part of what 'Lawfulness' is; and the humans here simply are not being taught about that part of Lawfulness, or how to flow along with it on purpose instead of by accident."

"That said, not being taught something is not the same as having none of it inside you.  Your eyes can see without you being taught how the - part of the mind that handles vision - is doing the work it does.  And if you could never see the implications of other guesses you'd already made, you wouldn't get far enough in life to reproduce.  Everyone here has bits and pieces of them that imperfectly echo the shard of Law about which conclusions follow from which premises.  I also happen to have studied that Law explicitly and went through standard training for not being quite as messy about it.  That's part of the process that dath ilan went through to put together aeroplanes that could fly across oceans.  We aren't perfect at it, to be clear, just better than whoever wrote the so-called books in this library.  I really want to see what happens if we match up Lrilatha against a Keeper - one of the people from my world who are actually specialized in being more perfect reflections of Law - but I doubt we'll ever get a chance to try."