The Golden Key (Book 3)
“She much preferred being a horse to riding one. Unfortunately, the spell would only last a few days, and as soon as she had finished casting it, it had already begun to unravel. But there were a lot of safeguards that would keep it in place for that long. The outer knots—the ones unraveling—wouldn’t affect her shape because they were a buffer that had nothing to do with the real spell, like the outer skin of a plum. It was the inner layer of knots that had transformed her into the horse, and th...ey were as complicated as any spell she had ever seen (other than the dome over Hellsbreath). The knots were wrought mainly from the yellow-green strands of magic emanating from the nearby horses.
She had merged that magic with the magic within her and reinforced them with a complex sequence of braided strands from all the major branches of magic (except death magic). The most difficult part, though, was casting it from the book and aligning the magic within her to be receptive to its influence as she went.MoreLess
She had merged that magic with the magic within her and reinforced them with a complex sequence of braided strands from all the major branches of magic (except death magic). The most difficult part, though, was casting it from the book and aligning the magic within her to be receptive to its influence as she went.MoreLess
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