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Dokimoto · 02-18-2018, 01:02 PM

Well at least that was all cleared up! Kye knew she probably should have known the details of the spell, but when better to ask than now? Ah yes, stepping stone to transfiguring humans... When exactly would they be getting to that? Ha! Just kidding! ~~Maybe.~~ The professor was being quite generous with time in Kye's mind. 15 minutes? Yea... almost everyone should be able to do a few by then right? First years understandably took a little longer, but after you get the pronunciation, this was pretty simple.

SPOILER!!: Notes

Just the basics. It was all she needed really. Kye approached Professor Grimsbane's desk and picked out a pin. Should she grab two or just do the one? Eh, the board said 'a' so one would do... Kye moved the little pin between her fingers and returned to her desk. Did she want to go with the Quidditch theme? Uhm, YEA. Kye was more than happy with that idea actually. She took a seat, laying the pin on the table in front of her. She retrieved her wand from her robe, and cleared her throat.

Backwards L and a quick flick. "Mutatis Insigne." Kye pointed determinedly at her pin, imagining it to almost triple in weight, then imagining it increasing in length and width. She could see the silver and green quite clearly, the serpent almost grinning. She watched ~~smugly~~ happily as her pin began to show her vision in physical form. As her confidence spiked, the pin stopped changing. Dang it. She had lost a little too much focus there for a moment. Concentrating again, she retraced her L and recalled the incantation. "Mutatis Insigne." Once more, the pin grew and reshaped into the Slytherin emblem. She didn't want it to be a flag, she just wanted the emblem. Just a bit more... aaaaaaaaaaaand done! Kye picked up the 'new' pin and sat back to examine it in the light a bit. She had made pretty clean edges, the colors were perfectly silver and green. She wasn't here to brag, but..... ta dah!

02-18-2018, 01:02 PM	#43 (permalink)
Dokimoto DoM & AC Puffskein Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: California, USA Posts: 1,530 Hogwarts RPG Name: Addison Ayers First Year	Well at least that was all cleared up! Kye knew she probably should have known the details of the spell, but when better to ask than now? Ah yes, stepping stone to transfiguring humans... When exactly would they be getting to that? Ha! Just kidding! ~~Maybe.~~ The professor was being quite generous with time in Kye's mind. 15 minutes? Yea... almost everyone should be able to do a few by then right? First years understandably took a little longer, but after you get the pronunciation, this was pretty simple. SPOILER!!: Notes Mutatis Insigne (Change pin's properties) Backwards L, sharp flick Think weight -> length/size (focus/clear image) Just the basics. It was all she needed really. Kye approached Professor Grimsbane's desk and picked out a pin. Should she grab two or just do the one? Eh, the board said 'a' so one would do... Kye moved the little pin between her fingers and returned to her desk. Did she want to go with the Quidditch theme? Uhm, YEA. Kye was more than happy with that idea actually. She took a seat, laying the pin on the table in front of her. She retrieved her wand from her robe, and cleared her throat. Backwards L and a quick flick. "Mutatis Insigne." Kye pointed determinedly at her pin, imagining it to almost triple in weight, then imagining it increasing in length and width. She could see the silver and green quite clearly, the serpent almost grinning. She watched ~~smugly~~ happily as her pin began to show her vision in physical form. As her confidence spiked, the pin stopped changing. Dang it. She had lost a little too much focus there for a moment. Concentrating again, she retraced her L and recalled the incantation. "Mutatis Insigne." Once more, the pin grew and reshaped into the Slytherin emblem. She didn't want it to be a flag, she just wanted the emblem. Just a bit more... aaaaaaaaaaaand done! Kye picked up the 'new' pin and sat back to examine it in the light a bit. She had made pretty clean edges, the colors were perfectly silver and green. She wasn't here to brag, but..... ta dah!