Savayna was fine? Fine?! Was Jaakuna blind?! "[color=coral]You call that [i]fine[/i]?[/color]" Nadeline asked Jaakuna, completely shocked, though the novelty wore off rather quickly as she scowled at him instead. "[color=coral]You're a bigger idiot than I gave you credit for![/color]"

Nevertheless, he had a point. Not that she was going to stop and admit it, but she needed to pick up the pace, and she needed help. As she heard Ultima already beginning to chide her, Nadeline ignored her as well as her free hand rummaged through her pockets, bringing out the feathered hair clip she had picked up in Archades--ironically, the same day they had first met Shion. Raising it above her, she poured her magicks into it, and when it would begin to glow softly, she would release it. The golden clip dissolved, leaving only the feather to gently flow down, though Nadeline would take a step back, slicing through it with her rapier. The rapier shined brilliantly as it absorbed the magicks, elongating and turning into [url=https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/finalfantasy/images/3/32/RodofFaith-ffxii.png/revision/latest?cb=20130705013242]the Rod of Faith[/url].

Nadeline gripped the rod with both hands, her magicks getting a boost as she channeled them through the rod, which was known to enhance White Magicks. Taking in a deep breath, she pushed on the Haste spell, and rather than stopping the Sap, she chose to make it work faster. Her enhanced Regen was able to keep up the pace, though she would have to pause and throw a Curaga once in a while. Every spell had its end, regardless of its strength. The Haste would further the process, her Regens and Curagas healing Savayna as the Sap worked its way, though she then chose to focus on the vines. Pushing her magick further, Nadeline would form her own vines, mimicking the cursed spell, though hers were laced with the obvious Holy magicks. The vines cancelled one another out, releasing Savayna.

[i][color=lemonchiffon]Would you look at that?[/color][/i] Ultima said, impressed.

As if. Things were just getting started.