30th of Summer, 514 AV
Location: Deep in the Jungle
Time: Sunset
It all began with a circle. That was the art of Summoning, circles within circles, so simple yet in their simplicity they were powerful. The first was the largest of the circles, five feet wide, and added in then were sixteen smaller ones. These designs Evalin etched into the ground with the butt of her staff, dragging it along the dirt and leaves to craft this doorway across the stars. Numbers were drawn into each circle, the process taking far less time than when she had first learned of this art, and finally these 16 circles were connected through the center by another circle that took up the entire circumstance, just beneath the first circle drawn.
"I grow tired of these acts of repetition." Evalin said as she drew another circle in the very center of the design, beginning to connect lights from the outer circles to this inner one, "Wish I that we could craft a simple door which might be activated at any time to open upon this plane of existence."
"Have you the staff." Tsenrika pointed out. He wore his human guise this day, the human form with reflective blue eyes. He stood to the side, hands behind his back as he watched Evalin finish her work.
"I do... however I wish not to use it too often for fear I might be seen before the time is right." She tapped her staff as she finished the drawing, a now completed summoning circle, and stepped back, looking over her shoulder at the Familiar, "Rather I to take the time to do this than to risk endangering all the work we have put into place."
Tsenrika shrugged, "Silence the mouth before it can speak."
Evalin smiled, "You know how to amuse my my dear Tsenrika. Now then, how shall I appear before this new representative of the diverse?"
Evalin had been hard at work for many days now, speaking with the various diverse who were gathering on their home world, called by the Immortal Witch to answer a summons which would certainly guarantee much blood, victory, and gold... The problem with dealing with these creatures was that they would respond to little beyond power or greed. Learning how to play upon these weaknesses, Evalin found, could be quite trying. Thus she had taken upon herself to appear as terrifying or as strong as she could to keep the creatures from gaining too many ideas...
"I rather enjoy the simplicity of the model you adapted recently."
Evalin pushed back her hood, brushing a hand through her black hair, "The one with the fangs?" The Familiar nodded and Evalin shrugged, "Then aid me to put on this new face."
Closing her eyes Evalin let her mind go blank, feeling her bond with Tsenrika deepen and strengthen to the point that from his eyes he saw her own still form. She wore the form of the older girl this day, simple in its design but plenty sufficient for all things. Through the eyes of another Evalin viewed herself, and then let her mind fall to darkness as she focused upon the djed of her being. Silver hands of mental will stretched out, plucking upon the strings of her soul like a musician might an instrument. The body first. Just the smallest of edits, pulling upon her bones and muscles, stretching them to make her taller, just slightly, moving from 5'5 to about 5'7.
Her will focused downward then, taking upon her hands to elongate the nails, hardening and stripping the pinkish color to replace them with black... black as night, black as her soul. On then over her chest that mental will moved, sending tingles racing over her skin as she did, but she did not pause until she found her mouth. Spreading her lips into a wide grin Evailn looked with Tsenrika's eyes as she touched upon the djed of her teeth, taking them, all of them, and filing them to points, lengthening just enough that they were prominent, but not such that she would be unable to speak. Lids opened and Evalin looked into her own eyes, now gazing out at nothing as her mind still focused upon Tsenrika's vision. The irises, blood red, circled perfectly round pupils which now Evalin grasped upon with her magics, creating them into slits, serpentine or cat like, to finish the vision of the Witch.
As usual her djed rebelled against the changes, but not so much so that it was difficult to hold. IN fact, as she thought on it less and less she found that at times it was difficult to REVERSE what she had done. Perhaps this was the price of mastery...
Coming back to herself Evalin blinked and leaned on her staff, looking to Tsenrika, "Let us call upon our guest."
Location: Deep in the Jungle
Time: Sunset
It all began with a circle. That was the art of Summoning, circles within circles, so simple yet in their simplicity they were powerful. The first was the largest of the circles, five feet wide, and added in then were sixteen smaller ones. These designs Evalin etched into the ground with the butt of her staff, dragging it along the dirt and leaves to craft this doorway across the stars. Numbers were drawn into each circle, the process taking far less time than when she had first learned of this art, and finally these 16 circles were connected through the center by another circle that took up the entire circumstance, just beneath the first circle drawn.
"I grow tired of these acts of repetition." Evalin said as she drew another circle in the very center of the design, beginning to connect lights from the outer circles to this inner one, "Wish I that we could craft a simple door which might be activated at any time to open upon this plane of existence."
"Have you the staff." Tsenrika pointed out. He wore his human guise this day, the human form with reflective blue eyes. He stood to the side, hands behind his back as he watched Evalin finish her work.
"I do... however I wish not to use it too often for fear I might be seen before the time is right." She tapped her staff as she finished the drawing, a now completed summoning circle, and stepped back, looking over her shoulder at the Familiar, "Rather I to take the time to do this than to risk endangering all the work we have put into place."
Tsenrika shrugged, "Silence the mouth before it can speak."
Evalin smiled, "You know how to amuse my my dear Tsenrika. Now then, how shall I appear before this new representative of the diverse?"
Evalin had been hard at work for many days now, speaking with the various diverse who were gathering on their home world, called by the Immortal Witch to answer a summons which would certainly guarantee much blood, victory, and gold... The problem with dealing with these creatures was that they would respond to little beyond power or greed. Learning how to play upon these weaknesses, Evalin found, could be quite trying. Thus she had taken upon herself to appear as terrifying or as strong as she could to keep the creatures from gaining too many ideas...
"I rather enjoy the simplicity of the model you adapted recently."
Evalin pushed back her hood, brushing a hand through her black hair, "The one with the fangs?" The Familiar nodded and Evalin shrugged, "Then aid me to put on this new face."
Closing her eyes Evalin let her mind go blank, feeling her bond with Tsenrika deepen and strengthen to the point that from his eyes he saw her own still form. She wore the form of the older girl this day, simple in its design but plenty sufficient for all things. Through the eyes of another Evalin viewed herself, and then let her mind fall to darkness as she focused upon the djed of her being. Silver hands of mental will stretched out, plucking upon the strings of her soul like a musician might an instrument. The body first. Just the smallest of edits, pulling upon her bones and muscles, stretching them to make her taller, just slightly, moving from 5'5 to about 5'7.
Her will focused downward then, taking upon her hands to elongate the nails, hardening and stripping the pinkish color to replace them with black... black as night, black as her soul. On then over her chest that mental will moved, sending tingles racing over her skin as she did, but she did not pause until she found her mouth. Spreading her lips into a wide grin Evailn looked with Tsenrika's eyes as she touched upon the djed of her teeth, taking them, all of them, and filing them to points, lengthening just enough that they were prominent, but not such that she would be unable to speak. Lids opened and Evalin looked into her own eyes, now gazing out at nothing as her mind still focused upon Tsenrika's vision. The irises, blood red, circled perfectly round pupils which now Evalin grasped upon with her magics, creating them into slits, serpentine or cat like, to finish the vision of the Witch.
As usual her djed rebelled against the changes, but not so much so that it was difficult to hold. IN fact, as she thought on it less and less she found that at times it was difficult to REVERSE what she had done. Perhaps this was the price of mastery...
Coming back to herself Evalin blinked and leaned on her staff, looking to Tsenrika, "Let us call upon our guest."