(leans forward to secure his coffee, pointedly avoiding eye contact. viren's face is disturbing in a way nothing so far has been, dimly reminding him of something intimidating he'd witnessed before arriving—additionally, the air of expectation is heavy and he made the man a promise. jonas can't let him down, lest he be forced to walk the city streets in this state. a lot rides on this.
nods his understanding, breathing out over the rim of his mug.)
... gotcha'. That... shouldn't be too difficult? I've seen basic illusion spells done, and I'm pretty good with runes. So, like, we should be in business, if you've got an item on you that you've always got kicking around. (remembers something his professor taught them in class, that foci were required for witches in the past to channel their magic, and sits up a bit.) Pendants are the easiest. I found jewelry easier than other stuff like fabric, or whatever. I don't know why; maybe they have higher capacity for magic...
(almost said something smart, there.)
Like this insanely evil, magical ring that was in a trilogy of movies I used to watch all the time. Super cool. Got anything like that?
[ insanely evil, magical mirrors? now that might be another question. thankfully, viren knows what a movie is by this point (and doesn't have some embarrassing misconstruction of that to lay on jonas right now), so the younger man only receives a well-earned quirk of an eyebrow. ]
But a pendant... [ he taps claws against the table. then he presses the pages of his booklet into a crease, tearing out the few. ] I can do. I can get one to you in a few days.
[ he has to -- find an appropriate (fashionable) one first. as for the pages, he holds them out for jonas to receive: within the notes are delicately, thorough drawings of runes that should prove of interest, as well as a sketched image of... what looks to be a tiara. yes. he explains, ]
This picture is of something my roommate owns. It has a similar effect; she wears it, and it casts an illusion around her that's unique to her person. I'm unsure if she would be willing to let you borrow it to study, but if you need...
no subject
nods his understanding, breathing out over the rim of his mug.)
... gotcha'. That... shouldn't be too difficult? I've seen basic illusion spells done, and I'm pretty good with runes. So, like, we should be in business, if you've got an item on you that you've always got kicking around. (remembers something his professor taught them in class, that foci were required for witches in the past to channel their magic, and sits up a bit.) Pendants are the easiest. I found jewelry easier than other stuff like fabric, or whatever. I don't know why; maybe they have higher capacity for magic...
(almost said something smart, there.)
Like this insanely evil, magical ring that was in a trilogy of movies I used to watch all the time. Super cool. Got anything like that?
(and it's gone.)
no subject
[ insanely evil, magical mirrors? now that might be another question. thankfully, viren knows what a movie is by this point (and doesn't have some embarrassing misconstruction of that to lay on jonas right now), so the younger man only receives a well-earned quirk of an eyebrow. ]
But a pendant... [ he taps claws against the table. then he presses the pages of his booklet into a crease, tearing out the few. ] I can do. I can get one to you in a few days.
[ he has to -- find an appropriate (fashionable) one first. as for the pages, he holds them out for jonas to receive: within the notes are delicately, thorough drawings of runes that should prove of interest, as well as a sketched image of... what looks to be a tiara. yes. he explains, ]
This picture is of something my roommate owns. It has a similar effect; she wears it, and it casts an illusion around her that's unique to her person. I'm unsure if she would be willing to let you borrow it to study, but if you need...
[ hm. well, he could just ask. ]
That can be arranged.