big sense range

“It wasn’t,” I assured her, removing my seatbelt and ignoring the turbulence as a matter of course as I rose. Turning my head slightly to the side, I looked at my grandmother who was hard at work on her scroll. “Grandmother, there’s a herd of Goliaths less than thirty kilometers from the walls of the kingdom.”

She kept working for a moment, but I knew she’d heard me by the slight frown that crossed her face. Looking into her scroll, I saw her bring up a file on Grimm movements in the area and check it over, but I finished reading it before she did.
anything else.

“Could you kill them all and catch up to us?” She asked.

I cracked my neck and nodded.

“Then do so,” She gestured dismissively, glancing towards Violet once, who nodded. “Return before we get near the city.”

“Got it,” I answered, going to the doors of the airship. I saw the pilot look up to glance quickly at us and knew that Grandmother wouldn’t have him do that unless she trusted him completely. “Open this for me, would you?”

“Sir…” He whispered quietly, risking a look back.

“Do it,” Grandmother commanded and a moment later the hatch was opening. I controlled the air absently to keep the open door from making a disturbance and stepped into open air a moment later.