In a second, they were through. The others around him were moaning and trying hard not to throw up, though Damian wasn't feeling it as much as before. Had he gradually gotten used to it? It was possible.
Damian also recalled the initial dungeon relic from which he had copied the spell; the description mentioned it would act strangely if the surrounding mana density was high. Yet, even with his liquid mana storage, nothing had happened. Maybe it wasn't about mana quantity but rather the number of distinct mana signatures.
He needed to study the waygate spell in detail. Changing the "closeness to person needed for target" condition to accept any random ID was a must. It wouldn't be easy, but it was his goal.