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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Boddynock" data-source="post: 3129947" data-attributes="member: 21506">Abass jumps as his companion addresses him, so deep was he in thought, then frowns as he considers Ru's words."An interesting question. When does a body part cease to be a part of a person and become, instead, an object in its own right?""I do, indeed, have a spell which might serve - but there are restrictions on its power.""Magic is infinitely flexible, and yet simultaneously rigid in its parameters. There is a self-limiting process which determines that the magic practitioner is bound within a web of harmonies which cannot - must not - be violated. If it were, then the fabric of our reality would warp around us in a cascade of dissolution quite unlike the magical effects we normally call spells. It would be utter destruction.""But enough of this - it does not serve. There is a spell - but for it to be effective, I would need some idea of where to look, since its range is not unlimited. I would also need to be familiar with what I am looking for. So we have the conundrum that I must already have seen what I would see."[sblock=OOC]Thinking of Locate Object, which he has prepared. Still, not helpful without more information.[/sblock]</blockquote>