"C-class<em>eight?</em>Is that even possible? Gammon said that your being unmade before bonding with V'elen was a class<em>five</em>incident. What could possibly be powering a paradox like that?"<br/><br/>She adjusts a few runes on the device she'd stolen, nodding. "I suppose that makes sense, though. The shield is an impossibility, itself," she explains, causing a projection of it to appear in the air between them, containing a map of the planes, with indicators for how the portals link one world to another. Of course, after only a few seconds, he can easily see the impossibilities; bubbles are nested inside bubbles, but contain bubbles that contain the outer bubbles. While the portal networks follow a seemingly logical hub-and-wheel network, there are instances where the paths seem to defy all logic, as if they were a maze, intended to confuse intruders, more than anything. Certainly without this map, it'd be close to impossible to follow. He can also see why his old tactics of slipping through the shields won't work as well, anymore, as slipping out of a shield can often lead to just being inside a larger one, or, paradoxically, into a smaller one.