Blast it!

>Adler: For the time being, the only way to resolve this situation involves convincing the town and the rabbits that Didelphis is lying. Which she is. There are multiple ways to go about this, but you need to hear back from your ixies so you can work out the finer details. That being said, there are two possible outcomes you can aim for, one where Didelphis dies and one where she lives. >Chloe: The rabbits are out for blood and the townsfolk are too scared to stop them. If Adler manages to turn all of this around on Didelphis, how could she possibly make it out unscathed? >Adler: You shall elaborate. Potentially, the easiest and safest way to convince the mob that Didelphis is lying is by planting evidence that exposes her and exonerates everyone else, coupled with a well timed removal of her transformation. If they believe she has the power to transform herself, it wouldn't be that hard to make them believe she bewitched the minds of the coven to follow her "sinful" ways. The most likely way that would play out ends with Didelphis being thrown to the rabbits and her being burned alive. Fixing this debacle in a way that saves everyone including Didelphis would hinge on successfully convincing the mob that Didelphis actually is just a bratty child making up stories for attention. >Petuna: How would he pull that off? >Ixie: Before Adler can answer, you fly into the clearing with information. >Adler: That was fast. >Ixie: You are all still gathering intel, but the first thing you learned is that no one has searched Didelphis's hut yet. This seemed like an important linchpin for any of Adler's possible plans, so you decided to tell him right away. You hope to have more information to relay to him soon. You give a crisp salute and Adler dismisses you. >Adler: That's good. It gives you more wiggle room. To answer Petuna's question, It would be far more risky saving Didelphis along with everyone one else, and you're not entirely sure is she is even worth saving, but... You have the ability to transmogrify people, that's what started this mess, you could transmogrify someone to look and sound exactly like Didelphis who could then give a testimony that convinces the mob that child Dideplhis is just some bratty relative having a gigantic tantrum. The only reason you are considering that an option is because you know you are responsible for all this. You really did want to teach that old bag a lesson in humility that would guide her onto a better path, but you failed to consider her mental state. She was unstable before and obviously that pushed her over the edge. If you can manage to solve this in a way that leaves her alive along with everyone else, it might not be too late for her. Yes, you know that sounds like idealistic tripe when you say it out loud. The coven obviously knows her much better than you do, so you'll leave it up to them. Is Didelphis worth saving? Is it worth the extra risk? >Coven: . . .

Eric Costello

Or the Bee team. Wait. Those aren't bees?