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Re: Piercing the Veil
Martin doesn't look up from what he's been doing for the past while. Which is flipping through his giant spellbook and looking for a spell that'd do something similar to Vincent's. He is listening to Lucas though and glances at Marlow to see what she thinks before turning back to flipping through the book.

"Do you have it written down? The spell? Or an outline or something? Because everyone is responsible for what their magic does and if you're not going to tell us more about the spell then...I don't know why you think people are going to lend their magic blindly."

Martin may have fun with magic and be naive about some things, but magic wasn't one of them and this was serious time. If there was one thing he could take away from Dr. Strange's lessons it was about being responsible with your magic. Even more so given his powers. He was literally a leaking magic source with gloves and countless limiting spells the only things keeping it in check. He'd helped Dr. Strange in the past with spells, being a magic battery of sorts but had been told many many times to be very careful whose spells he did that for. Too many people could abuse it and you had a responsibility to where your magic went.

So it's no surprise that Martin isn't thinking much of this spell. It's not a power issue as far as he can see, but he doesn't want to go in blind. What's more was that all he'd heard about this Vincent was from Marlow. And...well it wasn't favourable. Weak illusions and not the most flattering evaluation of the guy's behaviour. But the end result was just not to worry about this guy. Either way, not someone who he was likely to trust with the sort of magic power he was asking for. No, there needed to be more to go on than just vague explanations and the guy's word before anything happened.