89th of Summer, 513 AV
Anna sat once more one at her table with a large piece of parchment before her and ink at the ready. Her brush was already in hand and ready for use, the wizard's mind whirling in motion with the efficiency of an oiled machine. She knew what it was she wanted to create, it was the actual process of making it that she was unsure of. This would be her most complex creation to date, it had the potential to utterly back fire on her if she went about this wrong. Being honest with herself, Anna felt equally excited and fearful for the experiment.
She had created simple scrolls a number of times, however she had been wanting to test the limits of her Glyphing for a long time now. Reimancy was very different than a world magic like Glyphing, in that the limits were clearly defined different uses were needed to be explored in order to reach the extent of those limits. Personal magic had limitations but they were more dependent on the spiritual strength of the wizard in question. Glyphing was also just as important as Voiding or Reimancy, perhaps even more so.
The young wizard dipped her brush in ink and began to start with the focus, making it near the bottom of the page while still leave plenty of room for the barrier Glyphs. Anna easily drew the focus, by this point her speed was certainly great. Her brushstrokes were confident and controlled, she was less focused on getting it just right because muscle memory had already ensured that it would indeed be accurate. Her time for completion was just over for chimes for a full focus. Her grey eyes briefly glanced over it for imperfections.
She could not afford a single mistake here, not if she wanted this to turn out correctly. What she was doing at this point was merely applying what she already knew to be true and taking it a step further. However, it would also signal a growth in her abilities, one that marked success as a wizard. Anna had learned much and this experiment would stand as a testament to the experience.
The wizard moved on to the barrier glyphs, her brushwork becoming much more intricate a small in scale as she encircled the focus in a barrier slowly. Her runes had evolved to possess a strange form of grace to the rigid geometric designs. This represented an increase in the confidence in her own work and its flow. By no means was it completely perfect and the barrier still took some time to get down, however her comfort with it was obvious.
Anna sat once more one at her table with a large piece of parchment before her and ink at the ready. Her brush was already in hand and ready for use, the wizard's mind whirling in motion with the efficiency of an oiled machine. She knew what it was she wanted to create, it was the actual process of making it that she was unsure of. This would be her most complex creation to date, it had the potential to utterly back fire on her if she went about this wrong. Being honest with herself, Anna felt equally excited and fearful for the experiment.
She had created simple scrolls a number of times, however she had been wanting to test the limits of her Glyphing for a long time now. Reimancy was very different than a world magic like Glyphing, in that the limits were clearly defined different uses were needed to be explored in order to reach the extent of those limits. Personal magic had limitations but they were more dependent on the spiritual strength of the wizard in question. Glyphing was also just as important as Voiding or Reimancy, perhaps even more so.
The young wizard dipped her brush in ink and began to start with the focus, making it near the bottom of the page while still leave plenty of room for the barrier Glyphs. Anna easily drew the focus, by this point her speed was certainly great. Her brushstrokes were confident and controlled, she was less focused on getting it just right because muscle memory had already ensured that it would indeed be accurate. Her time for completion was just over for chimes for a full focus. Her grey eyes briefly glanced over it for imperfections.
She could not afford a single mistake here, not if she wanted this to turn out correctly. What she was doing at this point was merely applying what she already knew to be true and taking it a step further. However, it would also signal a growth in her abilities, one that marked success as a wizard. Anna had learned much and this experiment would stand as a testament to the experience.
The wizard moved on to the barrier glyphs, her brushwork becoming much more intricate a small in scale as she encircled the focus in a barrier slowly. Her runes had evolved to possess a strange form of grace to the rigid geometric designs. This represented an increase in the confidence in her own work and its flow. By no means was it completely perfect and the barrier still took some time to get down, however her comfort with it was obvious.