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[Setsuna is standing on top of the lighted tower in the middle of the Fourth District, her eyes tilted upwards as she watches the Spellican fly overhead and pay no mind to her or her two Dream Eaters, Maia and Phoebe. She frowns as it passes and she looks troubled. Once the giant Nightmare has vanished from sight for the time being, she returns her gaze to the Communicator in her hand.]

I apologize in advanced if this is waking anyone. The events as of late have made it difficult for me to sleep. I have been trying to piece everything that happened together, but so far I have very little. My mind has just been spinning in circles.

I have been watching the Spellican's movements for awhile now and they have not changed. Few of the recent arrivals from the mass appearance remain and I have also noticed that we have yet to regain the ability to transverse the worlds as we did before. Surely there must be a connection between these incidents. Something that Spellican has done perhaps? I'm afraid I am a little ignorant on what abilities it may possess.

[She doesn't like not having the answers to her questions. She leans against a beam and sighs.]

Do you perhaps think we should confront the Dream Eater? We destroyed the other Nightmares he summoned...perhaps instead of waiting for him to attack us we should take the fight to him? I would prefer some advice however, this would only be my third time encountering the more powerful Nightmares and I know that many of you have more experience where that is concerned.

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Nor do I. There does not seem to be a point in waiting for an attack to happen.

Picking a favorable location should not be a challenge either. I take it you are willing to help then?

Oh, yes. I don't have very much experience fighting this sort of creature myself, but if there's anything I can do--!

That's alright. What about strategies to suggest?

[His expression flattens into neutrality as he considers the question.]

Ah, well, flying enemies are very difficult to hit, aren't they?

I'd start by using a net, or a trap, to pin it down, and then use the strongest weapons we have to defeat it quickly. I wouldn't like to give it any time to summon other strong Nightmares again.

They certainly have the advantage, I believe we only have a few that can reach those heights.

That's a good idea, to ground it somehow.

I would suggest some kind of trap. Its pattern is so predictable that it shouldn't need much work to make sure it's caught.

Of course, it might be tricky to build a trap that can catch it! Do you know what kinds of powers it might have? Apart from summoning other Nightmares, of course.

I'm afraid I do not, it was why I decided to ask about it over the network to be certain.

Perhaps others have some kind of magic or force we can use to trap it.

Maybe so. All I have is my sword, so I don't think I can be of very much help to you.

[And doesn't that sting to admit... but it's true. He's no magician, no machine-armored man; magical monsters the size of a house are something he's never trained to fight.]

Has anyone mentioned such a skill?

Being able to talk out ideas for this impending confrontation is more help than you might realize.

And no, as of yet no one has mentioned such a skill. I was under the impression there was a wide range of magic here though so I haven't ruled it out as a possibility.

Perhaps one of the Keyblade warriors? They all seem very powerful.

That's a good suggestion. I'll seek one of them out.

Please, let me know if there's anything Toshi and I can do!

[He smiles brightly at her.]

I'll get back with you soon if there is. Thank you for your help.

You're welcome. [He chuckles, and shuts off the device.]

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