RE: CHIRAL: SIDE Y
11-12-2017, 12:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-12-2017, 12:08 PM by Arcanuse.)
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Privatelog (Cripesalmighty)
>Alrighty.
>First step is to move the backpack and the.. Beer? Alcohol away from the table there.
>Second step is to use the chalk to draw this symbol on the table.
![[Image: lV5gUOr.png]](https://i.imgur.com/lV5gUOr.png)
>If you do it right, it should be lightly glowing.
>Now, before you do the next part, it's important to mention that the rest of this will be on rails after you do.
>So wait a minute for me to finish listing out what's gonna happen so there aren't any surprises.
>Place the wax and string on the symbol, and they should start glowing too.
>(Given Hunk's sensitivity to light, should probably let them know it's going to get fairly bright in here.)
>Head might feel weird during this next bit, that's normal.
>The whole process should take about a minute.
>Over the first five seconds the symbol and materials should start to glow brighter*.
>At ten seconds in, the materials should burst into a light-blue flame.
>The flame is safe* to touch, but I don't recommend sticking your hand into an active process.
>Basic safety and all that.
>Over the next 30 seconds, the process will melt together the materials necessary and nudge* out any excess material.
>(In this case, about 7/8'ths of the wax and definitely most of the string.)
>At this point it should look like a glowing sphere and start floating above the symbol.
>Over the next 20 seconds it will mold into the shape of an eye with a wick coming out the top.
>In the last five seconds, both eye and symbol will stop glowing.
>Head should feel almost normal, just a bit lighter than when you started.
>Should also feel a connection to the wax eye.
>Once this has all happened, the process is officially over.
>Now you can start the process, and I can tell you what just happened after.
>Alrighty.
>First step is to move the backpack and the.. Beer? Alcohol away from the table there.
>Second step is to use the chalk to draw this symbol on the table.
>If you do it right, it should be lightly glowing.
>Now, before you do the next part, it's important to mention that the rest of this will be on rails after you do.
>So wait a minute for me to finish listing out what's gonna happen so there aren't any surprises.
>Place the wax and string on the symbol, and they should start glowing too.
>(Given Hunk's sensitivity to light, should probably let them know it's going to get fairly bright in here.)
>Head might feel weird during this next bit, that's normal.
>The whole process should take about a minute.
>Over the first five seconds the symbol and materials should start to glow brighter*.
>At ten seconds in, the materials should burst into a light-blue flame.
>The flame is safe* to touch, but I don't recommend sticking your hand into an active process.
>Basic safety and all that.
>Over the next 30 seconds, the process will melt together the materials necessary and nudge* out any excess material.
>(In this case, about 7/8'ths of the wax and definitely most of the string.)
>At this point it should look like a glowing sphere and start floating above the symbol.
>Over the next 20 seconds it will mold into the shape of an eye with a wick coming out the top.
>In the last five seconds, both eye and symbol will stop glowing.
>Head should feel almost normal, just a bit lighter than when you started.
>Should also feel a connection to the wax eye.
>Once this has all happened, the process is officially over.
>Now you can start the process, and I can tell you what just happened after.
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