The pushing and nudging is appreciated. If she's going to climb up on this thing, then she wants to make sure it's not going to move.
She takes a step back to give it another look-over. It's... a little tall. She might need some assistance getting up there; but for the moment, she smiles at his thumbs up. There's a glow of pride about her.
"I've been practicing transfiguration sigils until now. Mostly metal and wood. They let me shape things, mold them like clay into whatever is useful at the moment. Here, I can show you--"
She goes back over to her backpack (with perhaps a little excitement in her step) and digs around in it. Despite her professed indecision on whether to share magical secrets with him, she seems all too eager right now. When she returns to him, there's a rod of iron in her hand, about the length of her forearm.
"Iron was easiest to work with when I first started. Only one element to worry about, so I could focus on which symbols directed how to shape it." She shows him the rod, rolling it in her fingers to display the series of sigils she's carved along one of the ends. "All I have to do is focus on one of these sigils, and I can make this into a bunch of different tools."
She touches one of the circles with her thumb, and there's a small flash of magic underneath as the iron melds into a short blade on the opposite end of the rod.
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She takes a step back to give it another look-over. It's... a little tall. She might need some assistance getting up there; but for the moment, she smiles at his thumbs up. There's a glow of pride about her.
"I've been practicing transfiguration sigils until now. Mostly metal and wood. They let me shape things, mold them like clay into whatever is useful at the moment. Here, I can show you--"
She goes back over to her backpack (with perhaps a little excitement in her step) and digs around in it. Despite her professed indecision on whether to share magical secrets with him, she seems all too eager right now. When she returns to him, there's a rod of iron in her hand, about the length of her forearm.
"Iron was easiest to work with when I first started. Only one element to worry about, so I could focus on which symbols directed how to shape it." She shows him the rod, rolling it in her fingers to display the series of sigils she's carved along one of the ends. "All I have to do is focus on one of these sigils, and I can make this into a bunch of different tools."
She touches one of the circles with her thumb, and there's a small flash of magic underneath as the iron melds into a short blade on the opposite end of the rod.