Beatrix continued to watch, pointing out newer, weaker points as they continued to form. Once it was weak enough, she stopped him, telling him to instead, hit it with a big boulder. She watched with a satisfied smile as the first of the Lilies came crashing down to the ground.<br/><br/>They spent the better part of the morning working on them, destroying them the best they could, until they were left with one big one. It was the hardest. The fault line in it rested deep under water. She bad him hit it, the best he could, but the water took alot of the impact. She thought silent about his question and shook her head, moving to stand next to him. She was exhausted. She should have actually slept last night, instead of watching him. She could feel coldness in her spirit and new she'd ha e to return to her body soon or she'd pass out.<br/><br/>"No, in order to brin it down, we have to break it." She moved to press her hands against the side of it, feeling the hum that comes from all things. There had to be something... "Gregory, can you pull the earth beneath it? There's rock under the lake bed. If you can reach it, you can put a spear right through the flaw."