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Oct. 25th, 2014 04:23 pmThanks to the hard work of our Octoboros group, we've got a plan to weaken and potentially take down that set of wards (leaving us with additional wards to take down, naturally, but it's a start). They've been working out many possible scenarios, and I gather the best one will be to place the stolen Octoboros in a central location along two key leys, place a Fidelius around it, and use runes to link it with the rest of the network. I gather there are a few possible outcomes (including a small possibility the wards could come down altogether due to an energy surge), but regardless, our having a stone networked with the rest gives us a greater degree of control over things and would allow us to eventually dismantle the network from within. This method is the safest, both from a security risk, and from the standpoint of unanticipated side-effects due to powerful surges of magic.
Cecelia, Jeremy, Siz, Sarah, and Evelyn have done an incredible amount of work leading up to this moment, and they have depended heavily on the data collected on our many flying missions -- a hearty thanks to everyone who got on their brooms over the past year to track leys and gather readings.
We'll need some spare hands to help place the stone and stand guard while we perform the Fidelius. As many of us as can be spared can come to Moddey on the evening of the 27th for a quick mission.
Seeing as how we'll have several of us in one place, we can also take the opportunity to more widely distribute the secrets for the Argleton and Inverary farms. Kingsley, Poppy, you'll be happy to hear that Regina's finished her assessment and has given a very positive report on Argleton's crop capacity and has already started preparing them for an aggressive winter harvest, which will lessen the strain of providing supplements for Inverary. I know Inverary's stores aren't quite as robust as they will be next June, Molly, but I hope it's a start to helping your Alpaca problem. And Lee, love, I'm hoping things have been going smoothly on your end.
Cecelia, Jeremy, Siz, Sarah, and Evelyn have done an incredible amount of work leading up to this moment, and they have depended heavily on the data collected on our many flying missions -- a hearty thanks to everyone who got on their brooms over the past year to track leys and gather readings.
We'll need some spare hands to help place the stone and stand guard while we perform the Fidelius. As many of us as can be spared can come to Moddey on the evening of the 27th for a quick mission.
Seeing as how we'll have several of us in one place, we can also take the opportunity to more widely distribute the secrets for the Argleton and Inverary farms. Kingsley, Poppy, you'll be happy to hear that Regina's finished her assessment and has given a very positive report on Argleton's crop capacity and has already started preparing them for an aggressive winter harvest, which will lessen the strain of providing supplements for Inverary. I know Inverary's stores aren't quite as robust as they will be next June, Molly, but I hope it's a start to helping your Alpaca problem. And Lee, love, I'm hoping things have been going smoothly on your end.
