Shandragontear
Shark Whisperer
(Sorry, haven't been able to sit down long enough to post. x.x )
A grin played, on Shina's lips. Showing off just a little she levitated her letter, rolling it up while in the air. "This spell uses dragonfire to transport something by burning it to ashes. Then the ashes travel on a breeze straight to the desired recipient and resemble the item which was burnt."
For a second Shina's gaze shifted to Firecracker, looking to see if he'd catch her exaggerations as she elaborated just a little on the difficulty of this spell. "Dragonfire however, is very volatile and difficult to focus in such a precise and specific manner. If I am not careful the whole train could be engulfed in flames." As she spoke Shina's fuchsia eyes fixed on the rolled up parchment floating before her. Focusing on the letter her gold horn began to glow. Suddenly, all in one second, the rolled up letter was consumed in fuchsia flames while at the she time Shina's fuchsia eyes seemed to be replaced by fire but just for that second. The ashes of the letter drifted out a cracked window not to far down the train.
A grin played, on Shina's lips. Showing off just a little she levitated her letter, rolling it up while in the air. "This spell uses dragonfire to transport something by burning it to ashes. Then the ashes travel on a breeze straight to the desired recipient and resemble the item which was burnt."
For a second Shina's gaze shifted to Firecracker, looking to see if he'd catch her exaggerations as she elaborated just a little on the difficulty of this spell. "Dragonfire however, is very volatile and difficult to focus in such a precise and specific manner. If I am not careful the whole train could be engulfed in flames." As she spoke Shina's fuchsia eyes fixed on the rolled up parchment floating before her. Focusing on the letter her gold horn began to glow. Suddenly, all in one second, the rolled up letter was consumed in fuchsia flames while at the she time Shina's fuchsia eyes seemed to be replaced by fire but just for that second. The ashes of the letter drifted out a cracked window not to far down the train.
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