>If we can spare a moment between all the people shooting at us, try again to use our senses to locate that dragon heart
>You appear to have settled that issue for the moment. You've neutralized all the security forces as well as Yuna, and there do not appear to be any additional officers coming at you from the building. You have a moment to yourself.
>And you'll need it, too. The noise coming from the Fire Champion is even louder now than it was before, and it's being echoed as well. One of Semitur's victims, presumably the Avatar of Fire, is emitting a similar sense of psychic static, a chaotic riot of noise. This is in addition to those sounds and sights that continue to assail you, the sounds of crying, of dripping blood, of glass shattering. You're still not sure where those sounds are coming from, and with Semitur posing a unique kind of threat to your mind, you can't spare the focus to try and figure out where it's coming from.
>Trying as best as you can to put all that out of your mind, you turn your senses outwards again, trying to find that magical artifact you know Semitur to be carrying. It would help if you knew what dragon magic felt like, since the only time you ever saw a dragon, you weren't in your Lotus form. But you'll have to make do. Razorclaw and Haruka established that the thing is a potent source of magic, so it shouldn't be too hard to locate, save for the fact that Semitur isn't using it. Evidently she doesn't know how. If this heart is like the Blood's Jewels, it will be virtually undetectable unless it's active. Which is something you don't want to see. Obviously this succubus is creating enough problems without any extra help.
>You eliminate the exterior of the terminal, the ruined airplane and any of the combatants. Their auras are all accountable for and show no extra magical power sources. She has to be indoors. You thought as much, given that both Yuna and the security officers of the airport had been turned against you, and this confirms your theory. And probably somewhere near the door, since that seems to be where the bulk of the people are located. But it is difficult to get a localized sense in there. There is a blanketing effect over the terminal building, an aura of power that you're fairly confidant is one of Semitur's lures for the unwary. You also have the uneasy feeling that you are being watched.