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[bindsthedead]

-Is this working? I hope it is. [The words are have muttered, since Sabriel's speaking to herself. Then she takes a deep breath, and speaks, her words much clearer as she's now speaking into the microphone. Her tone is also a lot more formal.]

Greetings. My name is Sabriel, and I'm a recent arrival here- I'd like to do my best to help, so if anyone has need of me, I will do my best to help. I have some skill in Charter magic and swordplay and I- [Sabriel almost says 'I'm a necromancer' but thinks better of it- best to avoid misunderstandings.] I have training in dealing with the restless Dead.

Also, I understand that a creature from my world is here. His name is Mogget, and I would like to find him as soon as possible. [And Sabriel's tone abruptly changes. The formality fades, and her voice becomes more urgent.]

And for everyone's sake, don't try to remove his collar!

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[dedikated]

( That... does help it make sense. Her reply takes some time to come through, simply because she's thinking through how those two forces would work, how it might look to her eyes. )

An unstoppable force and immovable object kind of thing?

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[bindsthedead]

You could say that. And yet in the binding they both exist, and almost... reinforce each other.

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[dedikated]

( Well, one can only imagine that a combination unstoppable force-immovable object would be an especially powerful one. But there's a lot more complexity when it comes to powers. Magic. Whatever people prefer to call it in their world. )

Not familiar with opposing powers. Not a thing in my world.

...Imagine that all power comes about in the same way. Just manifests different. If that's the case, a shared point will exist somewhere. That could do it.

( It's a patchy theory, but she's guessing that if her power works by adapting to others' powers, finding their wavelength, the same would apply to "opposing" magic from the same world. )