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*Nods*
So to recap, we’ll seal the dragon in the light barrier, and Lily will alter the spell to allow your magic in. We’ll need to make sure that it’s one-way to avoid getting hit by the dragon’s spells. We’ll shrink the barrier around the dragon until it burns itself out.
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*After an hour, I return to where we started, the circle completed*
The spell should be ready to cast.
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*Takes a metal stylus and begins carving basic glyphs into the ground a long distance from the dragon, my speed boosted by a light spell*
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*Nods*
I'm glad we see eye to eye. I'll start transcribing the borders and I'll be back when that's done.
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If we start large, we can pull the barrier inward to avoid being noticed and won't have to burn off nearly as much air. It'll take longer to set up though.
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It'll make the spell a bit more complex, but Lily should be able to add those conditions at casting time.
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Light magic excels in creating shield-like structures, which can also stop air. Trying to consume the flames with shadow is also an option, but I'd rather save that for if combat becomes necessary.
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I'm aligned strongly with light and shadow elements, so attacking with water or manipulating air is going to be a slow battle with weak spells. But if we create a barrier with light magic and trap it inside, we might be able to get the dragon to burn itself out without having to fight at all.
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*Activates a shadow walk spell to travel through the shadow of a nearby tree and emerges from yours*
Seems to be an elemental fire dragon without a physical form. We should be able to trap it without too many problems.