"The card is their true form when sealed."

"... And when they're not sealed, it's - like Windy or Libra?"

"Yes."

"So what do the true forms of the card group leaders look like?"

"Women. Different ages and species, made of magic and their... things."

Nod. "And how does one force them into their true form, and what is one forcing them from?"

"Disrupting them? I don't know. You're forcing them from—their things. Water, earth, fire, light, darkness."

"Forcing them from their things? Could you give an example?"

"Getting... Watery out of water?"

"... Would turning all of the water to steam get Watery out of water?"

"Probably."

Blair nods, thoughtful.

Yvette has finished writing up her list!

"Okay," she says, "So some of these are obvious but some of them aren't. Float does exactly what it sounds like?"

"It makes things float."

"Well, yes, but is there a height limit? And what makes floating different from flying?"

"Float has finer control, and can do it to multiple objects, but it's slower. Fly only affects one thing at a time and is very fast. I don't know if there's a height limit, I never asked."

Nod! She writes this down.

"I'll check the height limit thing, I suppose. ... Could I make things float with Float, and then push them forward with Windy, and approximate what Fly does?"

Shrug.

"... Okay, well, what about Dash?"

"It's very fast."

"Does it go very fast, or does it make other things go very fast?"

"Both."

"By what mechanism does it do this?" Pause, realization that this is not a thing that Cerberus will likely understand, then: "Meaning, does it - speed up my ability to run, or move me some other way?"

"It makes you move magically faster."

".... Soooo I speed up?"