Hey Lava, I was just sketching a flowchart for fire safety—since you’re so good with flames, maybe we can compare the scientific steps with your magical techniques, and see where practice meets theory. By the way, I have this tiny flame gauge I collected but never used—thought it might add a fun gadget to our discussion.

Sure thing! Let’s start with step one: locate the fire source, which in your case is your elemental spark. Step two: draw a line from that spark to the nearest safe zone—think of it as a path the fire can travel without harming anything. Step three: place a barrier, like a physical wall or a magical shield, at the end of that line. Step four: test with your tiny flame gauge—carefully, of course—so we see if it reacts to a real flame or just your personal heat. Remember to keep the gauge in a cool spot until we’re ready to fire up the experiment. And hey, if you notice any punctuation errors on the safety signs in the room, I’ve got my red pen ready to correct them right now. Let’s ignite the theory and keep it safe!

All set! The red pen is tucked in my pocket, just in case a rogue comma wants to spark up an extra flame. Let’s watch your theory light up the room—just remember to keep that gauge in a safe spot until it’s ready to bite. Good luck, Lava!