You need merely wear them and have those you wish to take with you hold onto you and not let go. You should focus your magic on the bracelet to activate it. Regardless of your discipline, it should register the magical energy more than what your specific talents are and utilize that.
[ Again, this is to his understanding. Arthur himself is no magician. ]
It is only a device to travel, it is not maintaining any spells. [ No illusions, no projecting. It's a physical relocation, which perhaps should prove it to be all the more real, as she asked. ] It would be much easier to show pictures, but Merlin informs me that something called "Photoshop" brings those into doubt often now. In my day, we simply had to rely on faith that our mission was true until we reached its precipice, so I hope seeing for yourself will suffice.
[actually, that previous thought about notes after the fact? no: we're doing this live. as Cecelia listens, she begins to fish around for her dress' pocket and procure her journal and quill, quickly flipping to a blank-enough page and scrawling down shorthand of his words -- something she can do without breaking much eye contact and assure him she's listening.]
Indeed, as do I. My reservations are not a reflection on your character, mind, but only that...well. I've seen calamities before, Highness. I've had a hand in their reversals. Doing so again will need more than just a man's good-faith word to run with.
That said... [her eyes flicker down to her notes for a moment. then, with an eyebrow arched:] "Perilous Desert"...?
Faith is not easy, especially when it is in strangers. Camelot had its faith in me as only the one true king could pull the sword from its stone to begin with. That sword should have remained buried with me, not used for this. If anything, I understand too well why you may need proof. That is why I aim to provide what I can.
[ It's a tough situation in general, since it isn't as if he's immortal or was around for the sword being lost in the first place-- he was slain and brought to Avalon to rest until his time came again. But he can see why his own weapon being used to cause this is a huge reason not to put faith in him, even if he wishes that weren't the case and were it in his power to do so, he wouldn't have let it happen to begin with. ]
Indeed. It is very honestly named. There are few who make it back, and their tales are typically filled with fallen comrades, to thirst, exhaustion, weather, monsters, magic, and even the sands themselves swallowing victims whole.
I do not know he specifics, but there are security measures to be aware of in the case of attempted damage to the environment. So long as you or your guests do not attempt to destroy anything, there shouldn't be a problem. Morganna was vague on the matter.
[ And Arthur wasn't about to intentionally set off security measures without knowing what they were.. ]
You have my gratitude, Ambassador Ardenbury. If you see any troubles in your task, seek me out again and we will see what we can do to ease the process.
[ ...Though he can't really account for troublemakers from other worlds, sorry. ]
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[ Again, this is to his understanding. Arthur himself is no magician. ]
It is only a device to travel, it is not maintaining any spells. [ No illusions, no projecting. It's a physical relocation, which perhaps should prove it to be all the more real, as she asked. ] It would be much easier to show pictures, but Merlin informs me that something called "Photoshop" brings those into doubt often now. In my day, we simply had to rely on faith that our mission was true until we reached its precipice, so I hope seeing for yourself will suffice.
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Indeed, as do I. My reservations are not a reflection on your character, mind, but only that...well. I've seen calamities before, Highness. I've had a hand in their reversals. Doing so again will need more than just a man's good-faith word to run with.
That said... [her eyes flicker down to her notes for a moment. then, with an eyebrow arched:] "Perilous Desert"...?
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[ It's a tough situation in general, since it isn't as if he's immortal or was around for the sword being lost in the first place-- he was slain and brought to Avalon to rest until his time came again. But he can see why his own weapon being used to cause this is a huge reason not to put faith in him, even if he wishes that weren't the case and were it in his power to do so, he wouldn't have let it happen to begin with. ]
Indeed. It is very honestly named. There are few who make it back, and their tales are typically filled with fallen comrades, to thirst, exhaustion, weather, monsters, magic, and even the sands themselves swallowing victims whole.
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the note-taking ceases, and she lifts her chin up a bit higher.]
Very well. I understand. Are there any other hazards I should be aware of before I bear witness to this place?
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[ And Arthur wasn't about to intentionally set off security measures without knowing what they were.. ]
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perhaps that's her play.
in any case:] I understand, Highness, and I am willing to accept this task.
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[ ...Though he can't really account for troublemakers from other worlds, sorry. ]
Fare well.