<br/>"Antimagic..." Aria tilted her head thoughtfully. "That's an interesting idea. It would surely give us quite an edge against a wizard and a priestess, especially if it's in an enclosed space where they can't move outside it to cast. Main thing to remember is, I think it'll suppress our haversacks too, so I'll want to strap anything I might draw during the battle outside it."<br/><br/>She touched Kass as they teleported, writings vanishing from the scroll upon arrival. Suddenly it was bright and sunny all around them, yet no sunrays fell directly upon either girl, for they stood in a shaded one-block park - one of the more open-looking places on the map. A nearby young couple snogging upon a picnic blanket were the only two who seemed to notice their arrival, looking shocked but making no move to run.<br/><br/>Broad tan-cobble streets crossed the park on four sides, meeting at protractor-perfect right angles, lined by their own masonry curbs and rows of pruned trees. High structures of shining white masonry were all the visible buildings beyond - to the north, the palace which housed the government offices and residence of Myrmeen Lhal, Lady Lord of Arabel whose stewardship had so far been prosperous - and somewhat mollified this city's typically rebellious urges against the Cormyrean Crown and the capital city of Suzail to the southwest.<br/><br/>Aria looked around admiringly, at the palace and other buildings. This was likely a wealthier part of the city (perhaps not a huge coincidence, they were more wont to have open spaces, she supposed), but so far Arabel seemed a more populous and prosperous place than any she'd visited with Kass so far.<br/><br/><br/>3/4 gr. teleport scrolls used (one to Luthcheq from Siwa, one to Tsurlagol from Siwa, one to Arabel from Tsurlagol) and 1/8 staff charges used (one from Luthcheq to Siwa)<br/>