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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Leif" data-source="post: 3265525" data-attributes="member: 48762">Yes, Morwyn, my talents are...um...well, you might say... perfectly suited to just such a deception.  You see, my talents lie in "seeming" and "appearances," but I think we all know that our eyes cannot always be trusted.  *wink, wink*And, now that you have mentioned the plan somewhat, or at least given me a clue as to how to proceed, I can think of at least two ways in which this problem might be approached.  The first option is that I could cover their approach with an illusion that all was just as it was before.  The second is that I could create a diversion with an illusion in a place far removed from them so that the attention of our enemies would be distracted and they could slip in quickly and quietly.  A third option would involve making them both invisible, and then they could approach at their leisure, but I would argue that we should still create as much of a distraction as possible, just to make sure.  The problem with invisibility is that they will also be invisible to each other, and so they will have extreme difficulty in coordinating their efforts.  Perhaps tieing them together by a good, stout length of rope might help in that instance?</blockquote>