Witchcraft vs. Magecraft, and a Little More ~ by SaralynArati

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10 years ago

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Of course, in order to keep score and tally points, Master Sun Son had to see and understand every nuance of what went on. And he changed his mind about female magicians that day, because for him, the duel was like watching a favorite sport played to perfection. Sometimes he would frown, but he only called "foul" once, and by the time Jade Black Rose had endured her penalty, she was so nearly spent that Summer Wind was able to finish the fight standing victorious over a dazed, trembling queen.

10 years ago

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To Summer Wind's friends, the opening thunderstorm was only a prelude to bigger and better enchantments: some purely physical, like blizzards or lava; some emotionally draining, like famine or violence; some purely mental, like puzzles meant to confuse the mind; and some combining more than one facet of these. At first it really looked like Summer Wind, with her tenderer heart, would become dejected, and lose to despair, but the girl's love for her dear ones was deeper still, and indefatigable.

10 years ago

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A really good wizard's duel is somewhat boring to watch for the non-magical, because neither opponent can let their rival's spell come to fruition, and every enchantment must be checked prior to full materialization. So what you experience if, like Parakeet, you have no magic at all, is a lot of swirling lights and flashes of color, and half-formed sounds. For Moon Shadow and Kanu, with plenty of magic to perceive what was going on, it was terrifying in the sheer, awful magnitude of phenomena.

10 years ago

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"For such a worthless little Parakeet? Nothing too drastic, I hope. I want your horses," the Queen says sweetly. "If you win, then, the horses, too," agrees Summer Wind, wondering what she will do with Parakeet when she wins, because she absolutely cannot afford to lose. Parakeet and the horses are now, having been made part of the match, subjected to Sun Son's scruitiny, and pass except for the memory and mute spells on Parakeet. Since these are expected and not traps, they are exempted.

10 years ago

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"That was not agreed upon," objects Summer Wind calmly. "What I do with my creatures is my business," retorts Jade Black Rose, "and no one shall witness my defeat and live to return to my country with the news." "Please, please help me," sobs Parakeet before she is magically muted. It is a most effective ploy; in spite of detesting the stupid woman, the Princess has no wish to watch her inevitably painful death at the hands of an enraged queen. The girl sighs. "What do you want for her?"

10 years ago