There's not much time, host. So I'll be direct. You can figure out the correct path by creating a spell that simulates echolocation.
"Echolocation—?"
It's the method of discerning distance and shape of objects for some select species of animals that do not have good eyesight.
It works by emitting a sound and interpreting the echo… the way the sound bounces off and wraps around an object, to navigate.
You should be able to do this stably, since you already have a good grasp on sound cancelation. It will only take a slightly different approach to achieve.
"Okay." Zephyr started to follow Aegis' steps as it listed out the specifics of what an echolocation spell should do.
Before anything, Zephyr had to disperse his passively running spell {Silent Mirage}. For this echolocation spell, he needed all the spell-processing headroom he could get. This was no longer a passive spell, but one that he needed to put all the effort he could into.
