For the rest of the journey, Schiller was somewhat distracted. The possibility Strange had raised kept circling in his mind, but while the principle sounded simple enough, the idea that an amusement park was a Magic Circle was still rather absurd.
For one thing, not even Strange had sensed any energy fluctuations here. If the rides truly served as runes, they should have been transmitting and receiving magical energy. Yet there was no visible activity at all, and even the Sorcerer Supreme could detect nothing unusual.
Looking again at the map of the Magic Kingdom, aside from America Street serving as the main thoroughfare, the other five zones were evenly distributed around a circle. It really did look somewhat like a Magic Circle.
But that was hard to say for certain. Human aesthetics naturally favored balance and symmetry, so there was a perfectly good reason to build it this way. It did not necessarily mean it had been designed as a spell formation.
Schiller guessed that if Disney World truly contained a magical device capable of opening a passage to another dimension, it had to be in the Magic Kingdom. After all, the answer was practically written in the question.
So where exactly was it?
After The Immoral Quartet finished discussing what they needed to discuss, they went their separate ways. Strange had also sensed the growing concentration of magical energy in the park, which was undoubtedly the work of those Little Sorcerers running wild.
Although Earth currently had an ample supply of energy, Strange allowed the Little Sorcerers to carry wands, which meant he tacitly permitted them to use the energy stored inside for fun. There was not much of it anyway, and it would run out soon enough. Still, he had to keep an eye on them to