Taran clapped two of his hands together. "Yes, right. Sometimes I forget you're from the 'other' world," he muttered, thinking about what leylines were exactly, trying to put it into terms that Mack would be able to understand. His eyebrows knitted together in frustration, trying to think of an equivalent that he understood from the human world. Unfortunately, nothing came to him, so he decided to explain it best he can.<br/><br/>"Leylines could, uh, to put it simply, be borders in a way," Taran started shakily. "Certain regions of magic can be traced on a map, and those lines that are drawn are what we call leylines. Sometimes, on a leyline, there's a conduit to your world, but only if the concentration of magic is balanced. So, when I tried to defend myself from the Iryna, I upset the leyline, and broke the portal," he explained, and gave a half-hearted shrug afterwards.<br/><br/>He perked up again when he realized he hadn't completely answered the question. "And yes, sort of. The same leyline in the town we were at travels down south into Marsubisu territory, and they have a portal that can lead back to your world. Now, it's not exactly a public portal like the one we were at was, but I'm pretty sure we will be able to gain access to it without too much of a problem. You might find yourself a bit farther from home than you realize when you cross, but I trust you're a good navigator. I'd suggest following the coast."