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The next day, after the usual physical tests, Madhur asked me about my memories and how much I could remember about my life. He looked very unimpressed when I told him that most of it was still blank and that recalling memories seemed to give me a headache — which was true some of the time. I didn’t add that each time I remembered something traumatic, I’d damaged any nearby objects. He didn’t need to know that. Plus, with Braydac there to block my Talent, it shouldn’t be an issue.
“Right,” he said. “We want to know the extent of your Talent. I was told that you were T1 material, but I never believe what I hear.”
“Um, I’m not sure how you can test that.” I looked at Braydac.
“It is quite simple. The boy here will drop his hold on you long enough for you to be tested and if you try an
