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I see a contradiction. Do you remember the example with the dragons sending each other?
In this case, Aeon acted first, sending everyone (including Bjorn) to Bjorn. Thus, Bjorn was sending everyone to himself. If this is an illegal move, Bjorn fails. If it's legal, it's a success, but the essence remains the same - regardless of whether Vasya was initially going to Bjorn or Aeon, he should have ended up with Bjorn, and not where Bjorn was sending him (i.e., to Aeon).
Where is the flaw in my logic?