Breaking the Wand ~ by SaralynArati

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10 years ago

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Afterwards, everyone but Springing Doe is exhausted. There is a pantry of sorts in the castle, and she brings the faerie and magicians fruit, and sweet cakes, and plenty of water. For a long while the whole group recline on cushions and discuss small things, like what kind of berries they like, and whether the castle looked good in blue as Ji is tired of pink, and when would be convenient for a visit. Ifrit must escort Woe back to the fey court, but when that is done, she and Ji will come.

10 years ago

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Springing Doe is well back from the action, surrounded by spells of safety and protection, and is the only one to really observe everything that happens. The wand quivers, it snaps with fire and ice at once, the world turns angular and crystalline, the world turns fluid and soft... there is too much going on to absorb it all, but at last the wand jumps, bends, cracks, bursts! And tornadic winds swoop through the new, extremely large and ragged skylight that has been blown in the central dome.

10 years ago

SaralynArati

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Destroying the wand is in one respect, ridiculously simple; everyone simply concentrates all their force on causing the piece of wood to become a million unimaginably small pieces, and blow harmlessly away. On the other hand, the wand is extremely resistant to being obliterated. Lightning crackles over it, and Ji's pink halls turn blue and purple and black. Still, there is a steadily increasing sense of tension in the object that will have to be released, can only be released, in explosion.

10 years ago