Agnes had been…. intermittent as of late; her sacrifices for Hekate under the ruse of the Dark had stopped the moment He had begun to relentlessly torture her for any good she had warranted upon this mortal coil. The Dark had eyes for all, but he had focused upon her, uncomfortably so, and as a result she had slipped away from those closest as though they would hear his whispers and know her fatal truth. Agnes was still comfortable with lying, however, and she smiled, offering a mild nod to Belladona's questioning, “Even those entirely removed from druid customs could hear what shudders and cries out beyond this border.”
Agnes watched as Belladona seemed to analyze everything before her, turning from the border and back to the Sting with little time to waste. The brunette genasi held her own pause, before her eyes glanced upon Belladona once more, “I believe the border is weakening, or whatever hold the Aetherians have upon it, but I also have no evidence to support this claim. Just a hope that if we are to hit it in a certain point that it will crumble entirely.”
“I would assume as much,” she admits with a sigh of aggravation. The entire thing had been loud to those who knew how to listen, and genasi they might be, but that only meant they had learned to listen carefully. Unlike the druids blinded by devotion, they see the world as it is, not as it could be, so any shift on it’s axis is more than felt. “It was a rather bothersome shift, I must admit. Woke me up from a rather pleasant dream.”
Pleasant for her, that is it, but not for anyone else.
“Hit it?” She asks with a raised brow, and immediately thinks back at the faiman of a few days before in bemusement. “Why is it that people keep going for the more straightforward solution, when it has never worked before?” She muses aloud, not expecting an answer as she turns to the barrier and waves a hand as if to encompass the whole thing with a gesture. “Weakened it might be, but I doubt something as small as a precise hit with a rock or a spell would do anything. If anything, great power would be needed to finish breaking it, even weakened.”



















