"But underground, what are they in some sort of nuclear shelter?" Felicia mumbles, nodding as Michio volunteers to stay behind, "Don't worry, I'll handle em." She grins, looking at professor Meri, and Yoko, "Alright, so how are we going to where they are?" She asked, eager to get things started.
“A bunker of some kind?” She couldn’t think of any place like that that she knew of. “It’s going to obviously be secure and we’re not sure what we’re dealing with.”
Julia thought of it for a moment. “I know he planned on speaking to a woman who supposedly is some reincarnation of an Egyptian Pharaoh. All things considered, not the most difficult thing to swallow. But..” she glanced to the sleeping girl. “If we want to make an assumption that it’s the same caster…she invoked some kind of ancient Egyptian magic of some kind?”
Julia was mostly just making conjecture but thought of it. “If we are going by the rules of Egyptian magic, often a common ritual is to destroy images and text to erase a deity or a person’s existence. Supposedly if you’re being haunted, you just find their name in a tomb and scratch that out to deny their connection to the world…”
It seemed flimsy, but instinctively looking at one of her cards between her fingers, she thought on it a little. “There might be something to that. Destroying a card someone’s spiritually bonded with seems to cause at least some damage to their connection. If such a reincarnation exists capable of invoking power, many religions and cultures widely seem to adhere to the rule something must be serving as its link and thread to interact with the world. What that is though….”
She tried to put it together but couldn’t quite think of it. “But it would make a strange amount of sense. The Egyptian religion believes in “Ka.” Essentially the idea of a designated personal spirit to a person and one that can survive even the death of the person’s physical form in the state of an image or idol. Almost like…”
She eyed Valkryus’s card that she still held. “I’m just guessing. But it worked against the Makayashi, so it’s not necessarily impossible to believe it could work here, assuming we know what we're looking for."
She wasn't too sure how it all fit together yet, but shook her head.
"In any case, Egyptian portrayals of magic tends to be more as an invisible force, typically inflicting the mind and soul. I'm not quite sure of a plan here, but I think we have some idea of what they can do here. Before we leave, I better get my best deck out of my room. The nekroz one that I'm not allowed to use normally. If it's anything like dealing with the last situation similar, we'll need our best stuff. I can share a bit while we have some time of my confiscated ones, but not much time to fine tune." Julia wasn't going to take chances here. "But we should move quickly, Yoko knows the way."