Sabriel (
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tushanshu2013-04-07 08:11 pm
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Second Post [Video]
[Sabriel looks exhausted, but there's a certain note of satisfaction in her voice as she speaks.]
Atam was... interesting. I found several rather interesting things there. [Two of them are laid out behind her- a trident and a sword.] Including two books of Charter Magic from my own world. The shopkeeper said he simply found them one day, which brings me to my next point. [A brief look of anxiety comes over Sabriel's face, and her tone becomes something between a student giving a presentation and a teacher giving a lecture.]
I know the kedan are unfriendly, and that many here cannot defend themselves. Since I was a child, I have been taught how to wield a sword, and was tutored at my school in the basics of sorcery, and I want to share that knowledge with those who may need it to protect themselves.
[And Sabriel's long white fingers trace a glowing symbol in the air- the mark for light, to be specific, and lets it collapse into a bright pinpoint of light, illuminating the room.]
Charter Magic is not a toy, and can be a powerful tool in the hands of the skilled- a tool to harm, create, heal... or do many other things, if you know the correct symbols and have the power to use them properly.
[Sabriel lets herself relax a little.]
If anyone has any questions or would like a further demonstration, I would be happy to answer any such request here. And I have one inquiry of my own- is there any business in Keeliai that will hire foreigners?
[ooc: More info here (And please comment so I can keep track of how many people have already signed up) and here, for more info. Comment in either entry for ooc questions!]
Atam was... interesting. I found several rather interesting things there. [Two of them are laid out behind her- a trident and a sword.] Including two books of Charter Magic from my own world. The shopkeeper said he simply found them one day, which brings me to my next point. [A brief look of anxiety comes over Sabriel's face, and her tone becomes something between a student giving a presentation and a teacher giving a lecture.]
I know the kedan are unfriendly, and that many here cannot defend themselves. Since I was a child, I have been taught how to wield a sword, and was tutored at my school in the basics of sorcery, and I want to share that knowledge with those who may need it to protect themselves.
[And Sabriel's long white fingers trace a glowing symbol in the air- the mark for light, to be specific, and lets it collapse into a bright pinpoint of light, illuminating the room.]
Charter Magic is not a toy, and can be a powerful tool in the hands of the skilled- a tool to harm, create, heal... or do many other things, if you know the correct symbols and have the power to use them properly.
[Sabriel lets herself relax a little.]
If anyone has any questions or would like a further demonstration, I would be happy to answer any such request here. And I have one inquiry of my own- is there any business in Keeliai that will hire foreigners?
[ooc: More info here (And please comment so I can keep track of how many people have already signed up) and here, for more info. Comment in either entry for ooc questions!]
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To learn Charter magic, you must first undergo a baptism- To place a mark on your brow. [Sabriel pushes some of her hair away to show the faint mark on her own forehead.] And establish a connection to the Charter.
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[He leans forward to examine the mark, wondering how it would look on him. It's a serious thing, to ask a d'Angeline to consider marking their own face. But it is not very visible, and it would allow him to learn magic.] Is it always able to be seen so?
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[Sabriel smiles. She's spoken to Alcuin before, and he seems trustworthy, so she smiles softly.]
I should tell you I've- never performed a baptism before, though I've seen them performed, and learned all the necessary marks.
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[And Sabriel sends him her suite number as a private text shortly after that.]
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[Plenty of time to think about the decision and come to the conclusion that yes, it is certainly something he wants. Being able to heal and defend himself... it is far too tempting to pass up. He's tired of feeling solely ornamental.]
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[Log, actionspam, handwave?]
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[I'm good with actionspam if you are!]
Actionspam it is then!
Sabriel fiddled nervously with a small glass bottle full of pure water as she waited.]
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Properly clad, he feels almost steady as he knocks on Sabriel's door.]
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Alcuin, come in. [Sabriel bows deeply, before gesturing for him to come inside, leading him towards the sitting room- the only room on the ground floor with a fireplace.]
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What must I do?
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Ah- well, you don't need to kneel, but it might make it easier- I need to pour water over you as part of the baptism.
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She had to shut her eyes at the sudden burst of light as the water touched him]
By the Charter that binds all things, I name thee Alcuin!
[Sabriel sighed with relief as she opened her eyes and saw the wood ash sign she'd made on her own forehead appear on Alcuin's as it disappeared from her own.]
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He hears her sigh and opens his eyes, feeling his forehead. There's ash there, the ash that was on her forehead a moment ago. How odd.]
It- it worked, then?
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[Sabriel rests two fingers over Alcuin's mark to make sure- and for a split second, she's feels surrounded by swirling galaxies of Charter marks, until she withdraws her hand.]
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Thank you. It was- I've never seen anything like it.
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Meet me here tomorrow, and I'll start teaching you actual magic.
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