"No
no, Hunter, it curves this way." Ari stood back, watching with a
frown, and then jumped back in. "Imagine in your mind what you
want the spell to do. Tie your emotions to your spells."
Shane
watched her guide Hunter and tried again on his own. "Close,
Shane, but like this," Ari reached out, holding his hand as she
led him through the motion. He felt the flames racing through his
blood react to her touch and sparks flew from his fingers, igniting
the spell. It hung, burning, in the air, a bright blue curlicue
thing. "Perfect," she whispered, still holding on to his
hand.
