"There'll be time for questions later," he said. It was as much a reminder to himself as it was a reply to Szayel.
He didn't know much of alchemy, beyond what he'd been able to read on the subject in the Palace's library. It was as niche an art as Summoning, and just as with that discipline, to do well at it required the dedication of one's entire life. He'd looked into it primarily for a little background on Ienzo's abilities.
From what he'd understood, alchemy required the user to spend some time studying sigils and signs in order to draw a circle of power with the appropriate markers that, once energy was directed around said circle, would have the desired transformative effect.
Ienzo hadn't done that. He'd simply clapped and put his hands to the ground. It was possible that he used an advanced form that Ignis hadn't read about.
It was a question for later. For now, they had a surprised and upset Garula to quell, and dinner to consider.
The Garula reared as the wall of Ienzo's creation erupted behind it, turning as if to attack it. Ignis moved in, glad Aerith had already pulled back, his lance at the ready.
He jumped, boosting the move with his chakra until he was clear over the Garula. Then he angled his weapon point down as he dropped from the peak of his jump.
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He didn't know much of alchemy, beyond what he'd been able to read on the subject in the Palace's library. It was as niche an art as Summoning, and just as with that discipline, to do well at it required the dedication of one's entire life. He'd looked into it primarily for a little background on Ienzo's abilities.
From what he'd understood, alchemy required the user to spend some time studying sigils and signs in order to draw a circle of power with the appropriate markers that, once energy was directed around said circle, would have the desired transformative effect.
Ienzo hadn't done that. He'd simply clapped and put his hands to the ground. It was possible that he used an advanced form that Ignis hadn't read about.
It was a question for later. For now, they had a surprised and upset Garula to quell, and dinner to consider.
The Garula reared as the wall of Ienzo's creation erupted behind it, turning as if to attack it. Ignis moved in, glad Aerith had already pulled back, his lance at the ready.
He jumped, boosting the move with his chakra until he was clear over the Garula. Then he angled his weapon point down as he dropped from the peak of his jump.