With one side of the bracelet taken care of, Lex moved back to the first rune she'd carved, the one in the dead centre. From here she'd simply go in an anti-clockwise motion to get the runes on the other side then she'd be done this activity. It wasn't very hard, truly. This would make her 6th year of rune carving things done in classes. By now she was almost sure she could do this in her sleep. It was like learning to write, if you did it enough you didn't even notice it anymore.

Starting off with Jera like on the other side, she took aim, squinting just a little. The left was always a bit harder. "Intaglio jera jera jera jera jera....intaglio jera jera jera jera..." With the last strike of her wand made, the rune was now visible against the bronze metal of the bracelet like it's counterparts on the other side. Not too shabby either.

Looking to the board again, she saw that the next rune would be sowilo. It was probably the easiest one to carve of the three for the fact it was three lines and didn't need that much detail and care. "Intaglio sowilo sowilo sowilo sowilo sowilo...Intaglio sowilo sowilo sowilo..." THERE, taken care of with far less effort than she'd used with the Jera just now and she could quickly move on to being almost done. Uruz was next in this obvious pattern. Did the pattern and order of runes really matter? She might ask later...

"Intaglio uruz uruz uruz uruz....Intaglio uruz uruz uruz uruz..." Without looking at the board, she could easily deduce that the next rune would be sowilo. All you really had to do was look at the pattern thus far. It didn't lie. The next and last rune she'd be carving was sowilo.

"Intaglio sowilo sowilo sowilo sowilo sowilo....Intaglio sowilo sowilo sowilo sowilo..."

Oh and lookit that, now she was proper done and waiting. That didn't take too long.