A Sorceress’ Boundary Spell To Heal Wedlock
A Spell To Heal Wedlock’s List Of Ingredients:
Cinnamon, Cloves, Coriander, And Nutmeg
The Ashes Of Wasps Made Of Paper And Petals
A Couple Tinctures Of Wedlocked Hemlock
A Few Ground Beans From The Eternal Vanilla Vine
An Altar Made From The Lumber Of A Wishing Tree
A Small Jar Of Wax From The Wings Of A Fallen Angel
A Single Thread From The Basket Of Existence
Ginger Incense And An Incense Burner
Additional Fragrance Made To Cause Cottonmouth
A Cupful Of Milk Of The Poppy
No More Than A Few Drops Of Honeycomb Ambrosia
2 Crystalline Feathers Plucked From The Rose Quartz Dove
An Arrow Once Chased By The Wolves And The Stars
A Clementine And An Apple From An Idyllic Pasture
A Glassful Of Illuminated Heavy Water
A Large Bowl Made From The Clay Of The Primeval Sea
A Spell To Heal Wedlock’s Instructions:
Sit the altar upright and place the clay bowl in front of it
Put the incense and fragrance in the burner under the altar and light the burner
Take a drink from the cupful of milk of the poppy
Remove the arrow’s old arrowhead by heating it up under the incense burner and burning it off
Discharge the old fletching by applying wax, then remove the wax and save for later
Fill the clay bowl with illuminated heavy water
Use the arrowhead to dice the clementine and the apple and throw into the jar
Make sure that the heavy water does not overflow and place the jar in the bowl
When the heavy water begins to boil, mix until it turns to mush
Place in the spices, the ground beans, the ambrosia, and the aforementioned wax into the small jar to form a candle
Dip the arrowhead into the clay bowl and drip hemlock into the heavy water
Tie the arrowhead and the fletching back together with the thread but taut the crystalline feathers to the back
Remove the constructed arrow and the candle from the clay bowl and shallowly cut your dominant hand’s palm
Make sure that the clay bowl is still filled with the leftover heavy water and place the now-wounded hand above the candle
Light the candle, do not relight the incense burner if it goes out, and say your prayers
© Niklen 9/9/26
