Grainne's Grimoire

[neverarightstep]

Elemental master: Water, Mokosh, air, fire, beginning spirit
When did they begin studying Amare? June 2015
What elementals have they contracted with? Pinky, a water elemental
Have they used Amare rolls? 2
What types of magical things does your character love to do? Magical potions, minor protection spells, practicing rituals from home

The pages of the grimoire Grainne received from Gloria are written in a strange script, based on the Early Celtic/Pre-Proto-Q-Celtic variety, altered to be able to flow more readily and written more easily.

Anything she has done previous to receiving this grimoire is written down in a loose bound selection of pages she had been making into a home grown grimoire.

Comments

Strange section - written in the middle of the night

[neverarightstep]

These pages seems almost frantic. Grainne's handwriting is sketchy here, done in the middle of the night as if she had woken from a bad nightmare. Every protection spell Grainne has been able to get her hands on from her primer and the other books in the library, along with one page labeled "Regina's circle" and a diagram that almost matches the one Grainne had caught Regina writing that one time. The diagrams are rushed and sketchy, like the handwriting, and all had been done within a few hours.

Finally, on one page, it cumulates into notes and theories (woefully young and flawed, showing Grainne's inexperience and lack of knowledge on Amare) on how someone might protect multiple people from danger from other realms. -She doesn't even have an idea of how she might pierce the barrier between worlds with the spell. There's a lot of questions and an Ogham equivalent to ???? littered all over (also, she made up an Ogham equivalent just for this purpose)

Five names are written on this page, alongside aborted drawings of what such a spell might look like. "Inherited debt" is written in the margin of one half drawn diagram. "Donnachad, Eochaid, Connla, Druime, Selbsercach.*" Some of the ink smeared, as if the page had gotten wet from little drops of rain. Eventually, she gave up and wrote "Hopeless" over one of her half finished diagrams.

The next page after that is blank.