i honestly have no idea since he's just locks on doors and safes, so i would say small, mundane things like cracking into lancelot's diary is where his canon abilities currently lie. in his canon, the camp was guarded by a "shield', which happened to be thalia's tree (she was turned into a tree and somehow this ended up protecting the camp, possibly in the style the spires are!), so, he's not completely unfamiliar! i just don't think he can break them -- at least, he's not at a level he'd be able to crash bandicoot through them if that's what you're after. i think it's something he can work toward if working with your shard enhances your abilities in that way?
but he also has the means of finding out y/n (and maybe even the types of magic being used? i'm not sure there, but he's legit google on two legs) with his cows and foxes -- and he wouldn't say no to trying to blow the spires up with the staff of hermes ... (which i know cannot happen but, you know, he has his ways!) BASICALLY, YEAH, LANCELOT IT'S WORTH LOOKING INTO. that's what he'd say without even needing to creep up on the spires.
i'm sure his dad invented something. if not, there's probably a greek myth out there about this somewhere.
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i honestly have no idea since he's just locks on doors and safes, so i would say small, mundane things like cracking into lancelot's diary is where his canon abilities currently lie. in his canon, the camp was guarded by a "shield', which happened to be thalia's tree (she was turned into a tree and somehow this ended up protecting the camp, possibly in the style the spires are!), so, he's not completely unfamiliar! i just don't think he can break them -- at least, he's not at a level he'd be able to crash bandicoot through them if that's what you're after. i think it's something he can work toward if working with your shard enhances your abilities in that way?
but he also has the means of finding out y/n (and maybe even the types of magic being used? i'm not sure there, but he's legit google on two legs) with his cows and foxes -- and he wouldn't say no to trying to blow the spires up with the staff of hermes ... (which i know cannot happen but, you know, he has his ways!) BASICALLY, YEAH, LANCELOT IT'S WORTH LOOKING INTO. that's what he'd say without even needing to creep up on the spires.
i'm sure his dad invented something. if not, there's probably a greek myth out there about this somewhere.