"Well, drat." Faeyline crossed rested her hands on her hips and frowned. She couldn't believe that it didn't work. What did she do wrong? She looked around the area and noted each waypoint and circle; sure she was an adept necromancer, but summoning the living was another thing. Her friends had told her that living servants were often much more productive than dead ones. Perhaps they were just trying to get her out there to meet people. Well, this was as close as she would get. Or, at least, she had planned.
The book she was using was old, to say the least. "What does this even say?" She tried sounding out the words, though she had never been very good at reading the languages of the arcana. Growing up the way she did, reading had been a luxury rather than a necessity, so she only learned what she needed to survive. She frowned as she turned the book around to try to get a better idea of what the words could possibly say. "Well, this is a right mess." Maybe she could give it one more go?
She redrew the summoning circles as perfectly as she could. That, however, was not the difficult part. It was the incantation. She had to read it from the book. Fae cleared her throat and held the book up as she tried to decipher the words. She was unsure if the things she was saying were even words. After the incantation, she waited for a moment and then... nothing!
"Gods!" She shouted. Of course, she looked like a lunatic, drawing circles and yelling in the park, but her meager apartment certainly wouldn't work for what she was trying to do. She was about to throw the book when she felt it. Magic! Infernal magic! She looked around and saw a woman. She looked normal, but Fae knew better. Closing the book and shoving it under her arm, she ran over to the unaware woman. "You! I summoned you! It worked!"
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