It was utterly blissful to see the black ichor spray out, and watch the horrendous abomination die before her.  It didn't quite calm her down, but she was less likely to brutally maim and/or rape the next living creature she ran across.  She let Aria heal her and also retrieve the magic items, and tried to take long, deep breaths to calm her throbbing veins and unclench her teeth.  When that was managed, her knuckles no longer white from the grip on her blade (but she didn't release her blade), she answered Aria's question after indeed turning on a spell to detect magic.<br/><br/>"I can't dispel it; it would take a Wizard of far greater power to do such a thing, a mage's disjunction." Kass stated matter-of-factly as she analyzed her surroundings "I'm thinking about whether teleporting in would work, with the ward removed and which I<em>should</em>be able to remove unless it's something positively<em>stupidly</em>powerful.  I would prefer not to have to go into town... but if we must then we must."<br/><br/>She, of course, stopped to consider something... why would they need the ward if it kept out teleportation?  She'd scan the spells and her memory, just in case...<br/><br/>Sadly, G. Dispel doesn't work on the sphere... and would you be able to teleport inside of it, since it stops all spells with one of it's layers?  It's not an anti-magic field, so I don't know for sure... also how big is the sphere?<br/><br/>She does activate detect magic regarding the ward, and also the prismatic sphere