Yrael is lounging on his favorite couch, a thick, leather-bound book open on his lap. He's not even half paying attention to it, however, as he draws a long sequence of Charter Marks into the air before him. Each burns with bright fire for a moment before fading to hang unseen in the air, which grows thick with the concentrated magic of the spell
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The voice that goes with the leather-clad elbows on the back of the couch is atypically sober.
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It's going well so far. It's just the making of the physical, which after so much study is relatively simple to make. He's not going into the emotional, the spiritual, the connection aspects just yet. Those will take much more concentration than even what he's giving it, now.
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What falls into his hands is unmistakably a heart, though without emotion or connection, or a body to sustain it, it soon unravels and dissolves back into the firmament.
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Is.
Staring.
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"Hey, Axel."
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He grins back.
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He glances at Axel, "Thinking of trying your hand at it?"
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"...Do you think I could?"
The thought has, honestly, never even occured to him.
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Nothing happens, which is what Yrael expected.
"Not really," he says, relenting. "The Charter's something that everyone's connected to, but only those who have been baptized into it, or are made servants of it," his voice gets a bit dry on that word, servants, "are connected closely enough to manipulate it."
"There's only one person here, I hope," he adds, looking around, "who has the Mark. She wouldn't know how to use it, wouldn't have cause, and I'm not teaching her."
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"Well, that's about what I expected," he says. "It's still interesting."
Pause.
"...Who'd that be?"
Is it someone I need to be wary of? goes unspoken.
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It's why lesser Free Magic creatures prefer to feed on the life's blood of Charter Mages. It gives them that much more power.
"If I am lucky, she is the only one with the Mark here."
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"A bit, yes," he says, then stretches, arching his back in a too-flexible-for-a-human movement. "Though, due to the nature of Milliways, it also doesn't."
"She came in from before she got the ring."
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