Whether this suppresses the warming effect will depend entirely on how intrinsically tied to the arousal curse it is. Elidibus will be putting his focus on an enchantment that counteracts the specific problem- to give more power and durability to the enchantment he's crafting in general. If the formula is 'warmth through arousal' instead of 'warmth with a hidden added curse to arouse the bearer', then the effect Irhya bought it for in the first place will be canceled out.
Upon her return downstairs, she will notice Elidibus has been preparing while he waited. It is simple enough. Where he has settled at the bench now has a handkerchief size piece of silk spread and he has removed his gloves. Direct contact with the object he wishes to impart magic into, the Ascian has discovered, produces better results for the time being. It would be best if his hands were bared for such detailed work.
Once the bracelet is handed to him, Elidibus nods. There is a moment wherein he regards Irhya quietly, taking note of her agitation. Well, it's to be expected really. Somberly he offers instruction. "I would ask you not interrupt until I am finished. This will require a certain level of concentration. Likewise, do not allow anything else to disturb my focus."
It is a bland instruction but it also imparts a certain sense of trust. Time is given for Irhya to respond before the bracelet is set in the middle of the silk cloth. Lifting a hand and spreading his fingers- as the Warrior of Light has no doubt seen the Ascian do as a habit of his spellcasting back home- the Emissary slowly lowers the palm of his hand to touch the circle.
Magic is called upon, focused, and shaped with words. Words that are spoken in the Ascian's ancient language in heart and mind but are twisted by this world's laws to emerge as Aefenglom's native tongue. Which is good in a sense. It means Irhya can listen in on the instructions he's imprinting. There won't be any tricks. Not that Elidibus had intended there to be any.
Some of the vocabulary and terms used may be on the complex side. But it is the nature of his intent and the way he has come to express spellcasting of this world. Until the day he has managed to reach a level of proficiency that does away with all the extra steps, much of his spellwork is an.... inadequate translation of the visual exercise of creation magic.
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Upon her return downstairs, she will notice Elidibus has been preparing while he waited. It is simple enough. Where he has settled at the bench now has a handkerchief size piece of silk spread and he has removed his gloves. Direct contact with the object he wishes to impart magic into, the Ascian has discovered, produces better results for the time being. It would be best if his hands were bared for such detailed work.
Once the bracelet is handed to him, Elidibus nods. There is a moment wherein he regards Irhya quietly, taking note of her agitation. Well, it's to be expected really. Somberly he offers instruction. "I would ask you not interrupt until I am finished. This will require a certain level of concentration. Likewise, do not allow anything else to disturb my focus."
It is a bland instruction but it also imparts a certain sense of trust. Time is given for Irhya to respond before the bracelet is set in the middle of the silk cloth. Lifting a hand and spreading his fingers- as the Warrior of Light has no doubt seen the Ascian do as a habit of his spellcasting back home- the Emissary slowly lowers the palm of his hand to touch the circle.
Magic is called upon, focused, and shaped with words. Words that are spoken in the Ascian's ancient language in heart and mind but are twisted by this world's laws to emerge as Aefenglom's native tongue. Which is good in a sense. It means Irhya can listen in on the instructions he's imprinting. There won't be any tricks. Not that Elidibus had intended there to be any.
Some of the vocabulary and terms used may be on the complex side. But it is the nature of his intent and the way he has come to express spellcasting of this world. Until the day he has managed to reach a level of proficiency that does away with all the extra steps, much of his spellwork is an.... inadequate translation of the visual exercise of creation magic.