Seira's morning glow

[Corwin]

21:27 <Lucille> roll 1d100
21:27 <•Penuche> Lucille invokes Penuche's magic: < 42 > [d100=42]

[Anastasia]

"Hmm," Sanzha says after some time of trying that, "No change in tolerances, but it may be long term if it works at all. Still," she writes away, "The results are worth studying."

[Corwin]

"Let me try to run the bursts in sequences," Seira muses, adjusting the process so that it would escalate before tapering off. Three lances of positive energy from points on the cage forming an equilateral triangle, then five in a similar arrangement, then seven and eleven, continuing with prime numbers.

The process stops, and then picks a different trio of origins and starts anew!

[Anastasia]

Gimme another d100 then.

[Corwin]

22:07 <Lucille> roll 1d100
22:07 <•Penuche> Lucille invokes Penuche's magic: < 73 > [d100=73]

[Anastasia]

It's ultimately the same problems, but Lady Sanzha is humming ot herself, "Okay, I think I have a few hypotheses, one the lore you took supports," she announces. "It's something in the animals that lets it happen, I don't think any method can easily replicate it without that. We're running into the same basic limitation. So our approach should be animal side if we want behemoths."

Syala hms slightly, "That fits the lore. What are your other conclusions?"

[Corwin]

"You mean something like a fighting instinct? A strong desire to survive? Just picking them at an earlier age?" Seira asks, happy she didn't need to dip into numerology for other tests.

[Anastasia]

"More than that. It's very rare you understand, a sort of potential we don't see often." Lady Sanzha's still writing, rather like Kascha. "I suspect some sort of latent potential and ability, much like how occasionally a human is born hyper competent."

[Corwin]

"So you don't think repeated infusions will work on Cringer, here?" Seira muses. "Very well. Do you understand the right parameters to look for in an animal, Syala? We could give it another try if you located these hyper-competent subjects."

[Anastasia]

"I don't; think they will, but it's not without hope," Lady Sanzha says, "Making a creature a creature of pure positive energy looks quite possible with this method," she remarks. "It's not the same and I don't think you could mak ea behemoth one, but early results are promising."

Syala nods to you slightly, "I'll see what I can do. Divinations will do, and if not, I'll see about getting a favor from someone in the House of Nature."

[Corwin]

"That sounds like a plan," Seira agrees. "For now, since work on behemoths will take extra preparations, how about we try to make it a positive energy tiger?"

[Anastasia]

"Let's," Syala says.

Meanwhile? 'Seira,' Amaryl sends, 'Moore of Celestia is here with a message for you.'

[Corwin]

'I'll be right there,' Seira promises. 'Just one test, alright? Just one more!'

She sets the sequence in motion again, except this time it attempts to model the golden spiral by approximating it through the surface area exposed to positive energy.

[Anastasia]

Still trying for a behemoth? d100 if so. If not, specify.

[Corwin]

Aiming for a positive energy tiger now, since Sanzha indicated this could work!

Re: Behemoths, I'll wait until Syala contacts us later with having found suitable animals.