The air is disturbed, and Archer's worries are confirmed. For a few moments, she finds it difficult to speak, and that's the worst thing about this - she has always been able to speak to Zofia. The absence of that is unsettling. It isn't even a grand thing that's between them - but this unnameable restlessness... like the wind picking up before a storm.

She eventually finds her tongue. "I'm back. Lady Tohsaka's an unpleasant piece of work. I'm sure you'd love her condescending attitude to everyone around her," she tries to smile at her own joke, but it falls flat. Instead, she launches into her report. "She owns a fair bit of land, but if we want to minimise civilian casualties while at the same time preventing her from using her full strength because she fears destroying her own property, we should attack her when she next visits her stables. Fortunately for us, that will be tomorrow morning."