When Brian did not hear Ronata moving, he looked down at Khaat, "Our new flyer needs a nerve potion. She seems to think she's worn herself out, but your father corrected that a long time ago," he said very softly to her. "This is pure anxiety. And she 's still not pulled herself together. She really needs your father to take her underwing. I think his personality would be better for her right now."
"I can do that," Khaat said, concentrating on her father. It made her head hurt to do that, but she felt like she had connected with him. A moment later, she heard her father's confident, authoritative strides coming up the stairs and towards her room.
"What have we here?" she heard her father ask Ronata. Out in the hallway, Robert laid his hand on Ronata's forehead. "This is not fatigue anymore. You've gotten yourself all upset about something. I don't know what it is, but this is just anxiety, out and out. I see my spell still in here and Brian's both. Brian's spell was to stop this, but it looks like there is a part of your mind that does not want to let go of those negative thoughts. If you continue to think negative thoughts, no spell will do much good. You need to stop whatever you're thinking so hard about and start thinking about something that makes you happy. " He helped her down the hall to the relaxing green and white room that Khaat loved so much and sat her on the bed. "I will give you a few moments in order to see if you can pull yourself together. If you still cannot do that, I can resort to stronger magic to make it stop. But it would be best if you can do this naturally."
He went downstairs and told Steven about Ronata's anxiety that she was, unintentionally, reinforcing for herself by reinforcing her own negative thoughts. He asked Steven to go sit with her and try to help her to think about more positive things in order to stop postponing the full effect of Brian's spell.