Ignite the Sun

Three days later Calen and his companions were finally ready to leave.

"Are you sure your shoulder is okay Isa?" Calen questioned. "It was basically destroyed four days ago."

"Says the guy who healed a hole in his chest in two days." Isara raised an eyebrow. "I’m fine Cal, Ellie’s care and the weird powers of the altar sped up the process exponentially."

"Speaking of healing..." Elira interjected. "We’re out of medical supplies, we’ll need to restock at the Order - provided they’ll even have what we need."

"I think the settlement full of warriors and knights will have a decent amount of everything needed for healing."

"You’ll be able to get everything you need - provided we don’t get caught, because you’re with me." Alfred chuckled. "Have you thought of a way to smuggle me inside yet?"

"Well, the invisibility robe is pointless since aura users would be able to sense you anyway." Calen clicked his tongue. "Same goes for the disillusionment charm, they would recognise your aura through it."

"There’s something from the Fool’s book we could try..."

"You don’t sound to confident."

"Because I’m not sure I entirely understand the principle behind the enchantment - if the tricks I’ve been using so far are considered simple, then this one is somewhat complex."

"What does it do?"

"The trick relies on creating a physical illusion, but with a magical basis. It’s effects aren’t fully described, but at its very core it’s supposed to change a person to be unrecognisable by any means, aura included."