Well, if this hourglass-person wanted to help with ideas, she wasn't about to object!
She took a breath, not quite sighing as she gestured, bringing her hands apart by sliding them around the edges of a sort of board she absolutely had not been holding just a moment ago. On it was a part of a map... of Auradon. Most of it was darkened and inked-looking, as though someone had quite literally sketched it out by hand with pen; the areas accessible to those on the mainland were colorful, even in three dimensions, in miniature, to help give a much clearer view of what was known so far for certain.
"Myself and a few others have found ourselves trapped here," she said, gesturing to the main bubble, the one that held the castle and school, "surrounded by a barrier of entangled objects. We're trying to get to here," and she pointed to a shape off to the side, the Isle, sans labels, "and so most are working to pull the mess apart to dig through, over here." She pointed to the edge of the barrier, where the efforts had been focused. "However, there was enough of a gap between items that we were able to climb through, once found, and that path turned into... well, an actual path." She frowned, indicating the little extension into the shopping plaza. "I've been working to try finding alternate routes rather than toiling away at creating a path that seems not to want to be created, but I've found precious little so far. Everything seems to resist being climbed over effectively, at the edges, though that may just be me... and I've never been skilled at flight. ...I don't suppose you've any notions of things to try, or other ways to perhaps approach this?"
No, she really had no clue that she was talking to someone currently on the Isle about how to get to them.
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She took a breath, not quite sighing as she gestured, bringing her hands apart by sliding them around the edges of a sort of board she absolutely had not been holding just a moment ago. On it was a part of a map... of Auradon. Most of it was darkened and inked-looking, as though someone had quite literally sketched it out by hand with pen; the areas accessible to those on the mainland were colorful, even in three dimensions, in miniature, to help give a much clearer view of what was known so far for certain.
"Myself and a few others have found ourselves trapped here," she said, gesturing to the main bubble, the one that held the castle and school, "surrounded by a barrier of entangled objects. We're trying to get to here," and she pointed to a shape off to the side, the Isle, sans labels, "and so most are working to pull the mess apart to dig through, over here." She pointed to the edge of the barrier, where the efforts had been focused. "However, there was enough of a gap between items that we were able to climb through, once found, and that path turned into... well, an actual path." She frowned, indicating the little extension into the shopping plaza. "I've been working to try finding alternate routes rather than toiling away at creating a path that seems not to want to be created, but I've found precious little so far. Everything seems to resist being climbed over effectively, at the edges, though that may just be me... and I've never been skilled at flight. ...I don't suppose you've any notions of things to try, or other ways to perhaps approach this?"
No, she really had no clue that she was talking to someone currently on the Isle about how to get to them.