Curiously, avatar four doesn't seem to have been destroyed; the essence of power invested into it hadn't been returned to him, nor had he sensed it violently ripped away, as he would if something had killed it and consumed its power. Instead, it merely feels... gone. As if it simply no longer existed anywhere in the multiverse.<br/><br/>He quickly finds that the wards are more complex than they look, at first, and several complications very nearly trigger it. He also finds that there's a number of passive sensors, watching any magical activity in the area; it's very likely that, even with the care he's taking, something's spotted his activities. Whether they can do anything with that information is another story, entirely, as there don't seem to be any immediate reactions.<br/><br/>Back in the city, there's an aura of hushed fear; people are cowering in general, even though only two buildings were damaged, although both somewhat severely.