GMing a D&D lite game for a group of kids

>GMing a D&D lite game for a group of kids
>"Alright you convince the wizard to help you infiltrate the goblins lair!"
>"He casts a spell and turns you all invisible!"
>Kid suddenly closes his eyes and holds up his hands
>"AH! HELP! I CAN'T SEE!"
>"Uh. [kid's name] what's wrong?"
>"If you're invisible light goes through you."
>"So it doesn't reach your eyes and you can't see anything."
>I chuckle a bit
>"That's silly I mean..."
>I freeze
>"Uh..."
>"It's magic?"
>"Yea but the magic just makes us invisible. He'd need to cast another spell to have us see right?"

tfw you're outsmarted by an 8 year old.

Uh, never thought of that.
What happened after that what did you do?

>not saying that's included in the invisibility because it was a clever wizard

Man, you really did just get schooled by a child.

rip OP

>That same game
>"The evil goblin mage holds aloft his hand and a FIREBALL appears within it!"
>Same kid goes "HAH! HE JUST BURNED HIS HAND!"
>"[kids name] it's a magic fireball it doesn't hurt him."
>"Yes it does. That's why wizards use wands and staffs and crystals! So the stuff they make doesn't hurt them."

This kid is gonna make some poor DM out there REALLY ANGRY when he's older.

I just had the wizard cast another spell so they could see.

He was happy with it after that.

>invisibilty surrounds you in a reactive sphere of illusionary magic that projects the image of what's behind/around you to it's opposing surface.
>this way your opponents are technically looking around you not through you

Kill off his character and make him cry.

Get out of here, Lenin.
You could have told him that is not how magic works in this game.

Nah I just told him the goblin has magic gloves that resist fire.

He bought that.

This, OP.
RIP (You).
Part of the spell is dedicated to directing the magical force, which is why it moves forwards instead of just exploding outwards.
No, I'm not drawing you a model.
Dude, this kid should be the DM rather than you.