Uh........?
So, when it came to runes and theories involving runes, Gabriel would O every test...but the thing was...Well...
He'd never,
technically, carved a rune before......into anything.
Needless to say, Gabe was pretty intimidated...but before the panic attack could fully begin, he took a time out; reminding himself to
breathe it out. Logically speaking, how hard could it be? He would be saying a spell, followed by the rune name.....whilst visualizing it. From a technical standpoint, it didn't sound like much work...or that difficult.
Swallowing thickly, he slowly got out his wand and eyed the spell written in his notes.
"Integlia." No, that wasn't right. He did some throat clearing.
"INTAGLIO."
.......And the motion was just tracing out the rune.....Okay. Gabe was kinda ready to try. NO, no.....he WAS ready. He needed to be more confident.....though, he did not feel the least bit confident.
His cheeks flamed as he began with the first rune: Sowilō .
SPOILER!!: Runes notes!
Gabriel P. Banner
Ravenclaw Fifth Year
March 5th, 2085
Ancient Runes classroom
Ancient Runes: ??
Potted plants???
Artifact Pattern
Sowilō
Uruz
Sowilō
Jera
Sowilō
Jera
Sowilō
Uruz
Sowilō
Rune Meanings
Sowilō: It represents the sun, it is an endless source of energy and brilliance: a renewal of hope and
achievement. The sun's rays offer vital healing energy, and the appearance of this rune often indicates a positive resolution to a health issue, or a time of successful recovery.
Uruz: The rune of strength, connecting the runes that are on the edge. It's there for this specific reason, to strengthen this chain of runes and make it almost unbreakable. You cannot invert Uruz, that makes it invincible when it's the chain holder.
Jera: Jera is about change, a growing and fertile change. It helps the healing rune, Swoilo, get rid of the malady and let its healing energy flow into the target be it a human or a creature - anything with life in it.
Additional Runes
Berkana: Like the birch tree coming to life from a seed planted in
the earth, Berkana represents a new beginning and is also a powerful birth
rune.
Laguz: Laguz represents the power of water and its easy
flowing nature. We must learn to “go with the flow” when this rune shows
up in a reading so that we can take full advantage of our powers.
Bringing Runes to Life
Galdr: an Old Norse word for spell or incantation. The Galdr (or Galdr chant) is unique to each individual rune.
Intaglio: the spell used when carving runes into objects (or surfaces).