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You'll put some kind of dial or knob on it, so it can have incremental levels of heat. You scrounge around in your knapsack, you were sure you had something like that.

You grab onto something small and cone shaped and pull it out, but it's just a thimble. Actually, that will be good for when you knit and sew the sweaters for Starfire and Silkie. You put the thimble in your pocket for now and go back to rummaging.

You find another shape that feels about right, but it's already attached to something else. You grab the whole thing and pull it out to see it's an old radio of yours. This stopped working a long time ago, you probably should've and would've thrown it away, but you forgot about it until now. Oddly enough, that worked out in the end. This knob and even the wiring will work for what you need.

You rummage around and find your toolkit, and bring it out to get a screwdriver. You carefully take the radio apart, free the knob from the frame and its wiring from all sorts of parts of the radio's innards.

You look the knob's frame over and figure you can reuse this to gauge the temperature levels. You set that aside and will look for paint later. For now, you hook the knob and wiring up to the drying rack, using the combination of Enchantment and Alchemy you learned from Grandfather Sixth to integrate it as seamlessly as possible.

To keep track of the temperature, you'll need a thermometer. You rummage through your knapsack again but can't find any. You then remember your cooking utensils and bring out a meat thermometer. You touch it to the metal and turn the dial. The Heat magic activates and you get a reading from the thermometer. Of course, the thermometer is scaled for hundreds of degrees, so this isn't that good.

You put the meat thermometer back in the drawer and figure out where you can get a proper thermometer.

A) Go on a quick shopping trip
B) Ask Titans for help