Two down, one to go.
Jigano hoped that experience would ease the way on the third one. He had struggled with the first two, his inexperience with the practical vs. the hypothetical and turning what he'd read about into something real adding a level of challenge to the situation that was only heightened by his anxiety over making a mistake that would let the snow and ice in before he could fix it. Still, at least his hard workand all the time he'd put into leveling his stats was paying off. There was only one left, and though he was feeling the strain of using so much magic in short order he thought he could manage one more before he curled up on Noah's pile of furs and stole one of Korbin's pillows for a nap.
But first, room three. Earth and Fire and Creation hummed and sang within his soul, green and crimson and bronze strands twining together as he called on his magic to follow the template laid down by the past two moldings. Power flowed through his fingertips, reaching into the stones to melt and meld and reform them, hopefully finishing the last fireplace and damper with similar results to those that had come before.
Jigano tries to make a third fireplace.
Jigano hoped that experience would ease the way on the third one. He had struggled with the first two, his inexperience with the practical vs. the hypothetical and turning what he'd read about into something real adding a level of challenge to the situation that was only heightened by his anxiety over making a mistake that would let the snow and ice in before he could fix it. Still, at least his hard work
But first, room three. Earth and Fire and Creation hummed and sang within his soul, green and crimson and bronze strands twining together as he called on his magic to follow the template laid down by the past two moldings. Power flowed through his fingertips, reaching into the stones to melt and meld and reform them, hopefully finishing the last fireplace and damper with similar results to those that had come before.
Jigano tries to make a third fireplace.
