Back to the Future Part One: Calling the Corners

[Ginger]

I went perusing through Fragment Eight to find the verses and parts of this spell on @Robert 's behalf.

@Robert

First look upon the red horizon
All awakened by my force
I am the mother and the son, the rising sun my source.

Morning’s called me many names
Gravity and untouched things
Though I am but a force unseen carried on imagined wings

As fire hangs midway in the sky
Move the ground to summon me
But only fire and force will show what I can truly be.

Day grows weary, night awakes
Five moons call to the water
A careful step upon the land but sea is too my daughter

Night black curtains drape the world
Memory and misery, rage and reason too
All are born inside of me, and I am born in you

The darkened world is stirring now
Before dawn breaks its silence
Life and death move hand in have, the minuet of violence

In order, the above verses correspond to the below guilds and elements:

Weatherwatch - Light
Gossmere - Aether
Flinterforge - Ore
Ebenguard - Tides
Thornmouth - Thought
Balimora - Wild

Quoting how this spell works in all its parts just for reference:

@Robert

"You will need six peers (Preferably from each of the six guilds, but that isn’t a requirement if you don’t know what those are, only an extra precaution) and six objects of magimystic or personal resonance that reflect the matierla of each of the six elements.

Those objects will need to be distributed around you in the shape of the six corners. They can be in the same room, or on the other side of the world, as long as each corner is facing the next."

@Robert

“Once you’ve learned the six elements and you’re sure they have been grounded, gather six objects that mirror the elements and repeate the calling phrase for each one.”

Summarized:

@Robert

We need 6 people (ideally one in each guild but we can do without if necessary)

Each needs to pick an element

Each needs to have an item of personal significance for that element.

We need to list our locations and arrange us in an order so each one ‘faces’ the next.