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...probably the Hero would've mentioned it as an important fact if spellsilver exploded in water.  If the little boy he's escorting doesn't make any sort of excited exploding-sounds, Almys will engage in a long thoughtful pause and then say, no, he didn't notice the substance exploding if touched by water.  And also, no, he didn't think to try to melt the stuff before it was gone and measure the melting temperature.

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...probably the Hero would've mentioned it as an important fact if spellsilver exploded in water.  If the little boy he's escorting doesn't make any sort of excited exploding-sounds, Almys will engage in a long thoughtful pause and then say, no, he didn't notice the substance exploding if touched by water.  And also that, no, he didn't think to try to melt the stuff before it was gone and measure the melting temperature.  Whatever planet his liege hails from, it likely doesn't measure temperatures in morrisons.

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...probably the Hero would've mentioned it as an important fact if spellsilver exploded in water.  If the little boy he's escorting doesn't make any sort of excited exploding-sounds, Almys will engage in a long thoughtful pause and then say, no, he didn't notice the substance exploding if touched by water.  And also that, no, he didn't think to try to melt the stuff before it was gone and measure the melting temperature.  (Whatever planet his liege hails from, it likely doesn't measure temperatures in morrisons.)

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...probably the Hero would've mentioned it as an important fact if spellsilver exploded in water.  If the little boy he's escorting doesn't make any sort of excited exploding-sounds, Almys will engage in a long thoughtful pause and then say, no, he didn't notice the substance exploding if touched by water.  And also that, no, he didn't think to try to melt the stuff before it was gone and measure the melting temperature.  (Whatever planet his liege hails from, it likely doesn't measure temperatures in morrisons; they'd have to figure out how to translate that, even if she knows.)