[color=ec008c]"I can't say for sure, but I think that the Paragon's are pretty tough. If they were fragile, they wouldn't be able to survive their own power. So we shouldn't have to worry about physically damaging it. A large aura is protecting the crystal..."[/color] Raiya stopped herself and examined the paragon further. [color=ec008c]"Actually, the Paragon reminds me a lot of manalloy. Like Felix's manaegis. Unlike normal mana crystal which is an actual ore, this feels like its made from purely concentrated mana. It is almost as if it is an aura manifested into a tangible object. Physical attacks will not hurt it, and it would take too much power to destroy it with magic. Don't worry about damaging it."[/color] Raiya explained.

While not a large expert on tomes, and ancient magic, Raiya was an expert on mana manipulation and understood mana theory to a great extent. Memories of spending hours plumbing the depths of her mana pool, feeling mana and understanding it flooded through her brain. 

Within the minute or so of the exchange of dialogue, the golem shifted its head towards the group, as if to gaze at them. The paragon bean pulsing, as the golem used its power to analyse its opponents. It was obvious that the golem was up to something, but impossible to tell actually what that thing was.