Elariel's eyebrows furrowed as she considered Tae'loren's words.<br/><br/>"The spell itself wouldn't allow for that, no," Elariel admitted thoughtfully. "Though if we can send a message to them to request information, they may just be able to send something back. Let us know where they are. If we ask one of them to save their spell for later it is possible we an use the breach that the communication causes to bypass any wards and set up a temporary portal. It could get a few people in, two, maybe three could slip through before the wards are back up.  Getting out is a different matter. We'd either need to plot a proper physical escape, or buy me enough time to create a more stable loophole in their magical defences from the inside."<br/><br/>Elariel slid off the bed and took their bowls over to a little table by the door, before leaning against the rough wood panelling on the walls.<br/><br/>"It is risky though," Elariel sighed, referring to the idea she just mentioned. "It all hinges on the fact that they will have a concept of the passing of time. Everything will need to be done at the precise moment for it to work. That is if they are even able to send a message out. The Guild has prisons that would be very well warded against magic...but the message spell I created is a tricky one. If anything can slip through the wards it will be that message."<br/><br/>Elariel took a deep breath, her mind roiling with all of the happenings of the last few days.<br/><br/>"We can try," She said eventually with a shrug, "I can set it all in motion and if it fails it fails. We may need to relocate if I think the message has been traced; I wouldn't want to lead anyone to our location. But if it works... well, I think it is worth the try."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>