- Joined
- Jan 14, 2009
- Location
- Canada
Gall kept an eye on Ewyn as she worked on her barriers. They were still in their infancy, magically speaking, adn had a long way to go before it would be enough to keep her safe from an experienced caster, but he had the hunch her talents might not lie in abjuration magic. She was an intensely emotion person, which would likely land her with a talent for the ever dangerous field of Enchantment. Known kindly as the manipulator field, and unkindly as the soul binding field, it was a field very easy to abuse. But if it was where her talents lay, he wouuld teach her. No question. But she'd been staying close to the tower for long enough ,and he had a few things he wanted done. He heard a knock on his door, and gestured, opening it. He was getting used to having her around at this point, and her presence wasn't quite the intrusion that he'd feared originally.
A small neckalce was on the table in front of him, and faint wisps of smoke rose from it. Over it lay a faint weave of silver light, one that Ewyn would recognize as the ward against Oneiromancy. Gall raised a hand, indicating that she should wait a moment before speaking, let him finish. He turned the weave, and it shifted, lining up with the shape of the necklace, and then slipped down, seeping into the metal and crystal. It shimmered a mment, adn then calmed. He held te necklace up. Silver wire and fine silver chains, with a trio of crystals in the middle, two of them a deep blue, the other a lustrous black. He rose from his seat ,and handed it to her.
"This is a permanent charm. And it will keep you safe from that kind of attack. I's the best I can make for you." He informed her, the small braclet snapping from her wrist, adn falling to pieces that vanished. He seemed to sigh as it did so, as though a good portion of power was returning to him.
"This should replace it, if you've gotten used to having a bracelet." He held out his other hand, and offered her a bracelet of twisted wire. A strand of copper, one of silver, one of iron. Hanging from it were a number of tiny metal shields, made from a dizzying variety of metals. "It's a shield braclet, and will help you with your barriers, now that you seem to be fairly adept at putting one up without it. Just focus your will onto the bracelet, and it will handle the rest for you. As you get better with barriers, the bracelet will improve with you." He turned adn walked from her, heading to the wall, and sliding a book off of it, and checking hte spine.
"But. I have a new assignment for you. It's a hard one. This book...is out of date. So I've ordered a new one. The village is receiving t later on tonight. I need to keep working on some things, so I suppose you'll have to go down and get it for me. If it's not there until after dark, just wait until morning before you come back. The inn will take care of you. Can you handle this?" He asked her, his eyebrows raising in question.
A small neckalce was on the table in front of him, and faint wisps of smoke rose from it. Over it lay a faint weave of silver light, one that Ewyn would recognize as the ward against Oneiromancy. Gall raised a hand, indicating that she should wait a moment before speaking, let him finish. He turned the weave, and it shifted, lining up with the shape of the necklace, and then slipped down, seeping into the metal and crystal. It shimmered a mment, adn then calmed. He held te necklace up. Silver wire and fine silver chains, with a trio of crystals in the middle, two of them a deep blue, the other a lustrous black. He rose from his seat ,and handed it to her.
"This is a permanent charm. And it will keep you safe from that kind of attack. I's the best I can make for you." He informed her, the small braclet snapping from her wrist, adn falling to pieces that vanished. He seemed to sigh as it did so, as though a good portion of power was returning to him.
"This should replace it, if you've gotten used to having a bracelet." He held out his other hand, and offered her a bracelet of twisted wire. A strand of copper, one of silver, one of iron. Hanging from it were a number of tiny metal shields, made from a dizzying variety of metals. "It's a shield braclet, and will help you with your barriers, now that you seem to be fairly adept at putting one up without it. Just focus your will onto the bracelet, and it will handle the rest for you. As you get better with barriers, the bracelet will improve with you." He turned adn walked from her, heading to the wall, and sliding a book off of it, and checking hte spine.
"But. I have a new assignment for you. It's a hard one. This book...is out of date. So I've ordered a new one. The village is receiving t later on tonight. I need to keep working on some things, so I suppose you'll have to go down and get it for me. If it's not there until after dark, just wait until morning before you come back. The inn will take care of you. Can you handle this?" He asked her, his eyebrows raising in question.