Everest
It's Sunjata's shrinking as much as his approval of Ever's ideas that has the boy's shoulders sagging with relief. "Did...the other heralds just not care? Or.." Tilting his head softly to the side the way a dog might when it hears something high-pitched, Ever's brows furrow together. "Sorry, sorry. That was rude." He amends quickly before glancing at the sky and wondering if the gods could smite him in the Refuge for accusing them of not caring.
"Oh, uhm.." Turning his gaze down to his notebook, Ever twitches his lips thoughtfully. "Well, whatever it is, it has some sort of field that radiates outwards. You can feel it if you get too close. I think it's a bit like when you try to push two magnets together but you do it the wrong way, and how they try and keep apart." The boy explains. "But if you're strong enough you can bring those sorts of magnet together, so I'm trying to figure out if I think someone really strong could just..push their way all the way through." Glancing up at Sunjata, unequivocally the strongest one in all the refuge, Ever raises his eyebrows. "Can you try?"
"Oh, uhm.." Turning his gaze down to his notebook, Ever twitches his lips thoughtfully. "Well, whatever it is, it has some sort of field that radiates outwards. You can feel it if you get too close. I think it's a bit like when you try to push two magnets together but you do it the wrong way, and how they try and keep apart." The boy explains. "But if you're strong enough you can bring those sorts of magnet together, so I'm trying to figure out if I think someone really strong could just..push their way all the way through." Glancing up at Sunjata, unequivocally the strongest one in all the refuge, Ever raises his eyebrows. "Can you try?"
