[it feels a little encouraging that doctor strange would roll into a similar conclusion as wanda in terms of how stranger spells can be born from errors in magical conjurations. it's a bit of a point for herself—validation that in her own studies, she has been catching on to the general gist of things.]

I didn't really ask. Himeka—a Summoned from Solvunn—she might know, though.

[in a way, wanda is catching on to what doctor strange is implying; how it's not impossible, but the improbability of it. she knows it too: it's all part of a spell's foundations.

the crowd is building up again towards the stage, arrangements for the final event of the summit starting to be set up with a mixture of magicks and manual work. wanda turns her eyes to him.]

They pray to the Old Gods. It definitely feels different from the magic we are familiar with. [spells-wise, intention-wise.] I keep wondering why would Solvunn put itself in such a position? It can hardly compete with Thorne or Cadens, let alone both.