The response to Adeline's question was satisfactory, as expected from Death. However, what wasn't expected was the sudden series of events occurring at once. Meteors, teleporting, and blowing wind into giant holes of darkness. If the gravity of the situation wasn't so great, Tiresias would have turned that last statement into something vulgar. It took a few moments to let everything sink in before turning to Death with an affirming nod, action was required in place of talking at the moment.<br/><br/>She lifted her cane and jabbed it partially into the ground in preparation for what she was about to accomplish. It was funny, she had never faced an opponent in front of the group of hunters. She never put her abilities to any practical use aside from healing the injuries after Ayl/Death's training exercise. Now one of the most important entities in existence was depending on her to save the lives of the young hunters.<span style="font-style: italic">A fitting climax for a dramatic play, if I do say so myself,</span>the handicapped woman echoed in her mind.<br/><br/>The seer kept her left hand gripped to her cane, the right being used to conduct the air into the direction of the gate. The winds grew restless as they began their journey into the dark portal. Over time, the gale gradually gained power, until it was able to make even it's channeller lose her footing. Though it was still not enough; she needed to tap into more of her sightless lizard's power. She was one of the many pillars supporting Death's plan, and every move made will be critical to the survival of his half-human legion.<br/><br/>"Tiresias!" she cried out, hoping her demonic reptile would be able to give her moral support.<br/><br/>The demon materialized on her right shoulder, fanning out it's strange fin-like appendages that were awkwardly placed over his "eyes," while emitting a loud hissing sound at the same time. It didn't seem like it served any practical purpose aside from a distraction, but Adeline took comfort in knowing that Tiresias cared about something other than blobs of colors. Unless this was supposed to be for the survival of those blobs of colors... it's probably best not to dwell on this much further. Despite his antics, this feat really is attributed to the power granted by the creature himself.<br/><br/>It seemed that the questionable action allowed Adeline to tap deeper into his power, as the wind's strength scaled to greater heights. Even some of the other hunters that had distanced themselves from the vaccum were knocked over. It was almost as if a hurricane was being thrusted into the portal, with Adeline positioned within the eye of the storm. She hoped that this will be enough for Death's plan, as she honestly wasn't sure how much longer she could maintain this speed, nor if she could make it go any faster.