“I can deal with them, yeah,” said Zorian. “Wait for two minutes before you charge in.”
He then promptly cast invisibility on himself and walked off in the direction of the two mages.
He wasn’t walking for the sake of being dramatic—the invisibility spell he was using was a very delicate optical illusion that required his conscious attention to maintain. Any sort of distracting activity, such as fighting or casting spells, immediately unraveled it. He couldn’t even run without turning into a shimmering humanoid outline that was far more attention grabbing than simply walking up to the mages with no cloaking attempts.
But a fast walk turned out to be sufficient. He was practically on top of the two mages when Lukav finally grew sick of waiting and charged into the fray with a battle
