by Kveykva » Tue Mar 07, 2017 3:03 am
Nicholas Storm - Male - 31 - Breton - College of Winterhold - Tagged: Open
"So, what else is there to be learned about Conjuration magic?" Now having found the Conjuration guru at the College, Nick was borderline following him like a lost sheep, eager to learn all he could about the school of magic. Phinis seemed irked by this, but he kept a professional composure during this time. "If you wish to learn the most advanced spells in the school, you will first need to bring me a Sigil Stone." Nicholas' eyes widened. "A Sigil Stone? Like, from an Oblivion gate?" The necromancer was baffled. How was he supposed to find a Sigil Stone? His desire to learn more overpowered his reason, and thus he stopped so Phinis Gestor may continue. "Yes, from an Oblivion gate. In order to get one, you must summon an unbound dremora to retrieve it for you. I've prepared a safe place for the ritual to be performed atop the Hall of Attainment, and I can teach you the spell to summon the dremora." Nicholas blinked. "If you already have all this prepared, why don't you do this yourself?" The corner of the Breton Conjurer's mouth quirked up in a light smirk. "Because I'm smarter than that. Dremora's are dangerous, even when bound." He handed Nicholas a spell tome before standing. "It may be a simple spell, but you best be careful. The last thing this College needs is another dead apprentice." With that he left, leaving the younger Breton standing in the Hall of the Elements with a book bearing the symbol for Oblivion. "Wait, did he call me an idiot?"
"I think he doesn't like me," Nicholas stated as he flipped through the pages of the tome. His audience sat perched to his left, settled on the wall that rose around the College courtyard. "Drem, Mal Dinok." The dragon Durnehviir chided. "Do not assume such things. He is your elder and your mentor," Nick just shook his head. "That doesn't mean he has to like me. But, I mean, it's not like I'm not used to this. Maybe I'm just too enthusiastic?" "Perhaps, but faas ni, Nicholas. Do not concern yourself with such trivial things." The Breton couldn't help but smile. He'd known Durnehviir since he was a child, and the dragon had taught him everything he knew about the powerful language the Dov used, though admittedly it wasn't much. Durnehviir had been around since he was young, so Nicholas knew he could count on him anytime he needed a mentor, or a friend. Currently, he called the dragon form the Soul Cairn, just in case the conjuring went wrong. After he finished reading the tome and learning the spell, the closed book dissolved into ash. "Alright, let's summon ourselves an unbound dremora." He rubbed his hands together and formed the spell in his hands, Durnehviir's ancient eyes watching the dark haired necromancer carefully. "Have you thought this through fully, Mal Dinok?" The mage grinned. "You know me better than that, Durnehviir. When do I ever think things through?" Moving his arms in a complex motion, the arcane magic in his palms flourished a dizzying violet before he cast the spell. A blinding flash caused him to cover his eyes and step back. After a moment or two, he lowered his arms. In the center of the ritual setup stood a dremora, adorned in fiery daedric armor and bearing red markings that resembled war paint. "Whoa, that was really easy." Nicholas was rubbish at conjuring daedra and atronachs, so he felt pretty accomplished. "Why have you summoned me?" The dremora demanded. "Ayy, would you look at that." He took a step towards the daedric being. "Nicholas, iiz. Be careful." Durnehviir warned. "What?" Just then the Breton mage slipped on the stone, landing hard on his back. "Right," He groaned, wincing. "Iiz means ice... Thanks for the warning..."
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