She keeps her aura at a low, gentle level by default, when she's not alone with the handful of people in the know. People notice it, but subconsciously, and it doesn't arbitrarily introduce piccolos and cellos to every snatch of music she utters.
Is Nathaniel in his room, when she checks there? He has his own now that he's staying as part of her family and not simply on the basis of being in the choir.
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She keeps her aura at a low, gentle level by default, when she's not alone with the handful of people in the know. People notice it, but subconsciously, and it doesn't arbitrarily introduce piccolos and cellos to every snatch of music she utters.
Is Nathaniel in his room, when she checks there? He has his own now that he's staying as part of her family and not simply on the basis of being in the choir.