"Lastly, you must suppress the hunger of the malice. Curses at that height of power often possess a primitive, predatory instinct. In some cases, the weave of the spell is even conscious, actively adapting to any resistance it encounters. If you can find specialized artifacts to mask her presence or lull the curse into a state of hibernation, the rate of erosion will drop significantly."
He looked toward Soren, the golden light in his eyes dimming.
"Though you should know that none of this will save her. It is merely a stay of execution. But it will keep her soul anchored while you seek a way to kill the parasite. If you want to truly break it, you will eventually have to find its source or a power that stands above the one who cast it. Of course, the most direct path is to find a true master of the craft. Seek a scholar, a healer, or a cursemaster who understands the architecture of malice and can dismantle the threads without collapsing the soul they are tied to."
