"Increase or decrease gravity? Teleport other people, even without touching them? Read minds? Control minds? Create illusions?"

"All yes."

"Fight for three days on end without a break? Is there any cap on what powers they can be using simultaneously?"

"Casting as quickly as they can, even the most powerful wizards would be exhausted at the end of ten minutes. But for an opponent to survive that sort of onslaught that long would be... impressive."

"I once got in a long fight against an army of invulnerable undead - that was for three days - then after their leader was mind controlled into dismissing them I turned to fight one of the undead who'd successfully resisted the dismissal, then proceeded to arrange for his own resurrection, which was about a day - and he kept flinging meteors at any portion of our army that got too annoying, for a scale on his power - and then when he fell I spent another three days fighting a self-proclaimed goddess."

"Though I suspect my comparative advantage in a wizardly fight will actually be in killing them faster than they can react to me."

"...Impressive."

The Keres drapes an arm across Hisame's shoulder.

She snuggles into her girlfriend. "You can see why I've been wanting a challenge! Most worlds are really not up to that."

"I imagine not."

"Perhaps this world will be a nice break."

"If you wish to go after the wizard below us, I will hardly stand in your way."

"There's something odd with the dimension down there, so it might not be as straightforward as taking a portal in for murder, unfortunately..."

"It's warded against scrying and extraplanar travel, including teleports. There are almost certainly an abundance of traps, most of them quite lethal and fiendishly hard to detect. In addition, I would expect a variety of monsters engaged as guards and sentries, any of whom would be difficult to defeat on their own, let alone whatever combinations the wizard might have forced upon them."

"Is it warded against people walking through the earth?"

"Almost certainly."

"We might want to test a few other methods of breaking in non-conventionally, but if we have to go through the front door, so be it."

"I suspect the front door will be the only available entrance, unless you bring something truly exotic with you. No one does security quite like a paranoid wizard."

"Between us we might figure something out."

"Perhaps. I have notes on my reconnaissance so far, one moment." She returns to the tent and emerges with a notebook in hand.

"Neat! That'll help, thanks."

She passes it over.

"You are welcome."

And very quickly reading and memorizing it, then passing it over to the Keres for her perusal.

She takes a little longer with it.

"That was fast."

"I can perceive and comprehend things very quickly, and memorize everything I see."