Elizabeth
No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn
"That's true." She didn't mention that she'd spent plenty of time studying and assessing her own magic. It was the curiosity and will to understand that had her taking notes and measurements - ever the studious scientist. However, 'limits' were certainly something she hadn't explored, particularly her endurance or the effect her magic had against different elements. Hence their training.
Having had a similar idea on location, Elizabeth finally stopped in the middle of a flatter area of the field as she swallowed her last piece of muffin. She smiled at his suggestion, curious to see how her magic might hold up against the grounding properties of earth and soil. "That should work!" Her eyebrow raised at his request before she shrugged her shoulders. "Sure. I've measured my farthest strike to be about thirty feet." To prove as much, she picked a place at the edge of her range, raising her hands to summon the magic.
She'd found that she didn't need to have a source anymore, the lightning flowing freely through her body and beyond without so much as a conduit. It cracked through the air in a flash of light, striking the snow in a blast of force that echoed through the tundra, bits of charred snow fluttering down from the electric surge.
Having had a similar idea on location, Elizabeth finally stopped in the middle of a flatter area of the field as she swallowed her last piece of muffin. She smiled at his suggestion, curious to see how her magic might hold up against the grounding properties of earth and soil. "That should work!" Her eyebrow raised at his request before she shrugged her shoulders. "Sure. I've measured my farthest strike to be about thirty feet." To prove as much, she picked a place at the edge of her range, raising her hands to summon the magic.
She'd found that she didn't need to have a source anymore, the lightning flowing freely through her body and beyond without so much as a conduit. It cracked through the air in a flash of light, striking the snow in a blast of force that echoed through the tundra, bits of charred snow fluttering down from the electric surge.
