<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/37/Luna%27s_Sword_Dancer_Edit_bigger.jpg)</div><strong>Avalae T'sos</strong>(https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OTWmmph_cZxFe3YRoSgnMd2uEmPLRRdYbkYXYgSnXPY/edit)<br/><br/>Avalae arched a snow white brow.  These two were both quite confident in the efficacy of divinations, but a mage beyond any of them had already been stymied in that pursuit...<br/><br/>"Thoroughness and persistence can  sometimes do what raw might cannot.  This applies to divination as much as any other pursuit.  When trying to deal with a foe so skilled at covering their tracks, the best approach is not a single approach at all.  If you two believe your divinations can exploit a loophole Aergrim missed, then that is surely worth trying.  My little Dora and I, however, should explore the scene directly.   A ward against scrying rarely is of any use against tracking.  Invisibility can be bypassed by a mobat's ears or a winter wolf's nose.  My little Dora is quite a skilled shape changer.  Shifting allows her to gain all kinds of different perspectives on a scene.  Scent, taste, echolocation, resonance, hidden frequencies of light.  Large, small, above, bellow.  All these approaches have different countermeasures, and only so many of them can be implemented at a time."