Now that she finally crushed the stone, she began to crush the foliage, which was a waaay easier task. So easy that she actually got that done fairly quick. Now she just had to crush the two scoops of iron. Which kind of scared her.

Well, she knew that some elements had weird reactions to being crushed or tampered with. And while she knew that the Professor would never have them work with anything actually DANGEROUS, there was always the possiblity of error. Lke what if she crushed it too much? Could there be a reaction? Or too little? Or too slowly? Okay, she was over-thinking it a liiiitle too much now. She should probably actually get to work instead of wondering about the reactions it could cause. But still, interesting results could happen man.

She crushed the iron and put the last of it into the box. And no, she didn't know how this worked. Because how did foliage and iron and a stone create a planet? That didn't seem to make sense. These were all things that WERE ON planets, but then she thought that water should be included. Okay, so maybe she should ask.

"Professor? Why do THESE ingredients make a planet? These are all things like ON a planet, but then shouldn't water be involved? How do iron, a stone, some foliage and the spell make a planet?" While she asked her question, she continued working, wanting to get donew hile she asked. Because she didn't want to stop the whole rythym of the working.

And besides, this was why she liked activities like this, and potions clases. Because she liked feeling like a scientist. It was a cool feeling. No matter how weird it was for the ingredients to actually make something, but she really loved the idea that a few ingredients could make a giant thing. It was cool.


Anyway, everything was in the box. All she had to do was that spell on the box and make the actualy planet thing. Which should be easy. But she still had to actually do the spell. Which wouldn't be hard. Caelen just had to remember what the spell was.