He is not skilled enough at it to feel around for the barrier. Harry's way of opening a way involves punching sideways to wherever he is very hard.
… damnit Harry. Guess we'll have to be patient and get Bob to help later.
Incidentally, is Aesp a spirit binder in the summoning sense? Seems like that line of work would be particularly useful for talking about the details of the border between here and the nevernever.
For that matter would Harry personally summoning someone give him a bit of that insight directly?
[X] Ascendant Eye of Silver Peace, Aesp, the eldest sorcerer and spirit binder in the palace
We are going to be fighting with Broken Seeker tomorrow we are going to want all our willpower.
Why?
We didn't make a deal with a specific timetable and you don't just fly across the country to assassinate a vampire duchess. She's a big player in a nation at war, this is something that's going to take actual work and planning to pull off.
Broken Seeker spent months setting up for a hit on Dresden, he works on immortal time and isn't likely to want any part in a Leroy Jenkins charge into the heart of the red court's power.
We sure we want to use the time travel law as an argument? There are still people who might think we're part of the councils jurisdiction, there was this business with Ebenezar to get our inhumanity backdated, etc.
True, but we're making this argument to Harry and not to the council at large.
The bigger issue in my view is that even if he accepts the premise something being theoretically possible doesn't mean it actually happened. An upgrade from impossible to "so implausible it's only technically not impossible" barely moves the needle.
We need something that measurably demonstrates that our position specifically is correct.
[X] Ascendant Eye of Silver Peace, Aesp, the eldest sorcerer and spirit binder in the palace
-[X] "Thou shalt not swim against thr currents of time", Harry. If acausal magic wasn't possible, there would be no reason to prohibit it.
-[X] Allow him to bring back some objects, if they become ectoplasm when he returns, he is right and if they dont Molly wons the social combat.
demonstrating that this place is physically real doesn't actually prove that Molly made it, just that something weird is happening.