Travis stared quizzically at Zuri. He honestly hadn't thought about how the curse would react, especially to its host, when it responds to being dispelled. Briefly, he began to have doubts if it was proper to carry on with his live trial with the Causality Scryer, after having been informed how the spell displayed a forceful tenacity while surgically unraveling problematic designs and incantations. Then, he was reassured, if not convinced, that this was probably the best chance of breaking Zuri's unidentifiable curse, regardless of the risks.

"I expect [i]some[/i] discomfort, however I can't say how painful it will be, if at all. These are unknown waters we're treading here," Travis explained as he took the memory case containing the sell from the work table, "it'll only take a moment for the spell to warm up. Go ahead and stand in the center of the room and hold there. Hopefully this doesn't take to long."

With that, he began pouring mana into the crystal and the rune within began to glow. Seconds passed, and he raised his hand toward Zuri and within it, the spell ignited. The Causality Scryer run projected itself into reality and surrounding its notable small profile spun several runic rings, each rotating at a different and a directional vector. In retrospect, it resembled a armillary sphere moving on its own accord. A moment later, a ray of light shot forth from the eye of the rune into Zuri's center mass. The beam itself was harmless and merely acted as a guideline, prompting the spinning rings to unhinge from their spherical patter and aligned in the space between the rune and Zuri.

Eight seconds after the spell's casting, the lager of the ring that hovered before Zuri emitted a low and rune resonated with the other rings. From her perspective, it would be gazing into an glowing artificial tunnel where the heart of the rune stood at the other side, gazing back towards her. The rings immediately spun faster and hummed louder than before while additional threads of lighted casted from each of the articulated bands onto Zuri. Like a laser pointer, the smaller beams scoured all over her frontal profile. This was the phase Travis had been described to by the spell's developers as the scanning phase. The spell was now looking into Zuri; into the curse and compiling its make up and complexity before eventually dispelling it.

Twenty seconds in and the humming momentarily quieted down but not before the tinier lines of light conjoined their points to the main guiding beam. The rings themselves soon became even more lively and louder while the center design of the rune suddenly commenced a rapidly flashing its illumination. Travis then knew that the spell had the curse pinpointed and it was on the attack.

A second later, a surging bulbous pulse of shot down the guiding beam's trajectory and quickly leading into the mass of Zuri. The moment it would impact, the spell would then be fully committed in its purging phase. And it would not stop until its target was cleansed.