[ sorry for the delay! ]
Tonight was a beautiful night. Up above the velvet sky, as dark as a ravenâ??s wing, countless specks glimmered with all their might. But none could possible out bright the glorious moon, round as a button and hiding shyly behind the veil of clouds.
Thankfully there just enough of the pale light to illuminate the heavy-bind book in hand of the witch-to-be. With quick occasional references to the yellow aged pages, multitude of object were dumped into the bubbling cauldron on her other side. Yet even with her careful precautions, the young Millicent Stellithaumaty was already doomed to another horrible failure.. again.
â??..and roots of a mandrake..â? Instead ginger roots, all thanks to a hurried cramming of ingredients in the wrong jars after a slip of the fingers, dissolved instantly into the gurgling concoction. Reaching for the liquid vial of dragonâ??s blood, the wooden cork went flying before Millie bit her lip nervously with another glance towards the neon green mixture that should have been a crimson red. â??..Maybe itâ??s suppose to be like that until I add the finally ingredient?â? Muttering hopefully to herself as she pressed a long nail, painted black to match her long wavy locks, against pursed lips. Not a second later, an explosion of pink smoke engulfed her completely, assaulting all her senses. Leaving her with wave of nausea, a terrible headache and watering eyes.
She prayed that no one caught sight of another of her spells gone awry. Yet as the thick mist eventually dispersed, it was clear her prayer had been ignored, that or she had not been specific enough, as her once ebony strands and matching nails were now an eye-catching hue of green. No doubt that she was going to be laughing stock of town again for some time. Shoulders slumped forward with a heavy groan. And to think she was the granddaughter of a great and highly respected mage. I must be adopted.
[ bah! got a little long.. and mehish.. sorry again ]
Tonight was a beautiful night. Up above the velvet sky, as dark as a ravenâ??s wing, countless specks glimmered with all their might. But none could possible out bright the glorious moon, round as a button and hiding shyly behind the veil of clouds.
Thankfully there just enough of the pale light to illuminate the heavy-bind book in hand of the witch-to-be. With quick occasional references to the yellow aged pages, multitude of object were dumped into the bubbling cauldron on her other side. Yet even with her careful precautions, the young Millicent Stellithaumaty was already doomed to another horrible failure.. again.
â??..and roots of a mandrake..â? Instead ginger roots, all thanks to a hurried cramming of ingredients in the wrong jars after a slip of the fingers, dissolved instantly into the gurgling concoction. Reaching for the liquid vial of dragonâ??s blood, the wooden cork went flying before Millie bit her lip nervously with another glance towards the neon green mixture that should have been a crimson red. â??..Maybe itâ??s suppose to be like that until I add the finally ingredient?â? Muttering hopefully to herself as she pressed a long nail, painted black to match her long wavy locks, against pursed lips. Not a second later, an explosion of pink smoke engulfed her completely, assaulting all her senses. Leaving her with wave of nausea, a terrible headache and watering eyes.
She prayed that no one caught sight of another of her spells gone awry. Yet as the thick mist eventually dispersed, it was clear her prayer had been ignored, that or she had not been specific enough, as her once ebony strands and matching nails were now an eye-catching hue of green. No doubt that she was going to be laughing stock of town again for some time. Shoulders slumped forward with a heavy groan. And to think she was the granddaughter of a great and highly respected mage. I must be adopted.
[ bah! got a little long.. and mehish.. sorry again ]