((I would reckon that the ability to use magic resides within the spirit rather than the body, the body is just a tool to be changed or used, but the actual magic would come from the soul itself.<br/><br/>As for the reading of books, you read a very small amount from the book in the morning.  We are still only on the first day so it would take a while to learn new spells.  In the case of undead, in this world they'd still need a very minute amount of life force, unnoticable to all but the most powerful of mages, to bind their spirit to their body.  Something Fexiryn did mention to Lunacy (your other character) when she made the comment of hir being a necrophiliac.<br/><br/>If the dimension was set up with a trigger spell that opened automatically when your spirit came near then that would be acceptable, but then if that's the case I don't see your reason for needing Zemblo's body, since without his spirit it wouldn't have any magical potential and is just physical matter.<br/><br/>If you had PM'ed me to ask how magic worked when the spirit was separated from the body (which was your choice to do so as a reactive response in order to avoid your punishment) in this world then this whole situation could've been avoided.  It's almost like you just want your character to go around destroying everything and not being punished for any of it, since you only decided to leave Zemblo's body after the conversation in the other room.  If you're going to keep 'mechanism of godding' everything that someone tries to do to you then you do realise that people will get tired of interacting with Caludar after so much of him just avoiding everything, even the stuff he doesn't know about as a character.))