Complete hopelessness, not a single chance of success, so what are we waiting for?
— I'm afraid we don't have time to wait for me to learn this spell; I'm making progress, but it's not enough," Keliandra sighed. "It will take at least another two weeks, if nothing unexpected happens. And that's assuming I even started working on this spell by now.
-- Perhaps your spell won't be needed, but just in case, it's worth it.
-- And yes, after those last words, I can especially see how lucky we are with our new ally, Miss Aiyano, as if you specifically decided to come to us just when we had a problem with the possessed criminal, possessing such targeted talents. Although, of course, this is not a coincidence; you seem to be an expert in them. Well, then, paralysis, your distraction (as I understand it, these are special spiritual practices, among other things?), barriers, our spells, and arrows. Considering the ratio of willpower, I now think we can handle it. The plan I've devised doesn't rely solely on one approach; we will support each other in many ways at the same time, in case, due to bad luck, not all of them turn out to be effective. If we can lure him into a convenient place, then victory is almost in our hands.
-- There is only one check left.
Aiko, if she doesn't need human hours for this, checks the approximate distance to Victor using the compass (it is enough to know whether he is inside the city walls or outside). If Aiko is already too tired, let Garret check, for example.