[ It's true, her aim could use some work; the worst part of it was, Alice was struggling to differentiate a border, per say, of her illusion overlapping her target and allies. She couldn't admit that it was a combination of her vision, pushing more creatures of Queensland that were familiar in appearance to her beloved carrier. But Alice was starting to exert herself a little too much, her green eyes boring into them, almost losing herself to it.
At least then, she knew when to stop, snapping her eyes from her targets, when a great number of them started to fall from the sky. Alice treated it like an annoyance, rather than the horror than it actually was. Violence wasn't something that Alice ever bat her eye at, not even when she let the tendrils of Queensland begin to claw them out of the sky. ]
Just descend to the top, all of you, lest I find something more gruesome.
[ Her voice smooth, even, belaying the mounting frustration that she had to be carried like this. It wasn't her intention to cast the illusion on them as well, but it would be a vague enough comment to where it could be seen as one. Finally, when Alice can see a good number of them out of the sky and freely falling past them, she breaks her gaze, calling back the illusion. From then on out, Alice had to close her eyes for a few moments to ensure that the illusion was finally gone.
The difference between magic and her mind was going to be difficult. ]
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At least then, she knew when to stop, snapping her eyes from her targets, when a great number of them started to fall from the sky. Alice treated it like an annoyance, rather than the horror than it actually was. Violence wasn't something that Alice ever bat her eye at, not even when she let the tendrils of Queensland begin to claw them out of the sky. ]
Just descend to the top, all of you, lest I find something more gruesome.
[ Her voice smooth, even, belaying the mounting frustration that she had to be carried like this. It wasn't her intention to cast the illusion on them as well, but it would be a vague enough comment to where it could be seen as one. Finally, when Alice can see a good number of them out of the sky and freely falling past them, she breaks her gaze, calling back the illusion. From then on out, Alice had to close her eyes for a few moments to ensure that the illusion was finally gone.
The difference between magic and her mind was going to be difficult. ]