Mortis Sevrom Pt 2

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Mortis Sevrom Pt II

by Barl De'Abreago

Mortis Sevrom

The Book of Blood Magic Volume 2


Compendium

6) SevSet 7) Cure'mPorAi 8) Revcur 9) Sengemp 10) Notes on Blood Magic


-A Picture of a Pentagram Traced In Blood Adorns The Page-

6. SevSet

The Blood Sight Spell

Among the many sub species that could be categorized as Undead, there are some such as Vampires with an affinity for blood. To some beings, even a mere drop can be tracked by way of scent amidst even the most chaotic of cities. With the use of SevSet the a similar ability, though one that is much more practical. Blood Sight granted by the SevSet spell is a powerful enchantment that allows one to track and differentiate between beings based soley on the blood that courses through their veins. Any biological creature that meets this most basic of requirements will be traceable and easily identified. It should be noted as has been done in earlier spells that as SevSet is relient on blood, it will not work on other undead who posess blood in abnormal means or small quantities. To cast the spell, the necromancer must procure two drops of blood upon the finger tips, which then must be placed upon the open eyes of the caster. Applying minimal pressure, speak the incantation 'SevSet'. If done correctly, vision will quickly seem to darken and fade. After a few moments, eyesight will sharpen and your view of the world shall become tinted. All beeings with a normal blood flow in their bodies will have a red glow, as well as distinguishible beatings of the heart if looking closely. Envisioning a particular target in mind will cause a brighter glow than that of anyone surrounding in the direction of that particular being. The closer you become, the brighter will they be. The farther away you are, the fainter.

7. Cure'mPorAi

The Blood Molding Spell

On it's own, Cure'mPorAi is a very simple spell. What makes it powerful is the way in which it can be enhanced and conjoined with other spells, including several within Mortis Sevrom. The power granted to the caster of the Blood Molding Spell is to shape and move blood of one's own accord. In this way, it is extremely useful in preparing grander or more ritualistic spells that require specific patterns made in blood. While this is perhaps the most obvious and useful intentions of the spell, it can also be used on an even more basic level to create visual representations of maps or diagrams when travelling in an area with low provisions. On the other end of the spectrum, a knowledgeable necromancer will know how to combine use of his spells, and for example could even use the Blood Molding Spell offencively, if InFevero was simply cast first. The casting of the spell only requires the incantion of 'Cure'mPorAi' and the use of Deamon Blood. When cast correctly, the hand's movements will physically shape the blood.

8. Revcur

The Ritual of Blood Rain

There are many tales in which a hero quests through foreboding lands, the very enviroment a sign of the evil that lurks. Revcur is an example that some legends are true. The ability to make blood rain from the sky is seemingly harmless but greatly influential against any foe a necromancer might face on the battlefeild. First and foremost, there is perhaps no sign of a necromancer's power that is as clear as such a display. While it would take more than falling blood to actually stop a determined group of veteran fighters, there will always be many young and inexperienced in any group whether it be an army or a scouting party. Fear is common on the feild of battle, and it is a factor that Revcur takes full advantage of. Equally as important is the notable fact that every spell in this compendium is rellient on blood in some way. Blood magic is a powerful and prevellent part of Necromancy in every corner of Sosaria. To make blood rain upon those who use it and weave it in their very art is to grant upon any necromancer a great blessing. The fear of your enemies and the bolstering of your spells is enough to inspire great strength in necromancers. Casting of the spell is ritualistic and requires a sacrifice. Bind the victem and set them on their knees over a large and shallow basin of water. While the victem is still alive, make a small but deep gash in the throat. Allow life's blood to spill into the basin until the victem has passed and the flow of blood lessens or stops. Leave the victem knealing as they were in death. Submerge a liquid absorbant cloth into the basin of blood and water allowing it to soak for a moment. Once this is done, retreive the cloth and hold it above the kneeling victem's head. Slowly and gently squeeze the cloth in your fist causing droplets of bloody water to run down your hand and fall upon the victem. Repeatedly recite the incantaion 'Revcur' quietly and evenly and you will feel a shift in the winds. Shortly, the skies will darken and soo to shall droplets of blood fall to earth. The durration of this spell is limitless so long as use of the cloth and the blood/water mixture is continued.

9. Sengemp

Blood Spell Empowerment

Every spell caster knows, no matter their division of magic, that forethought is important when learning and preparing spells. In particularly long or challenging endeavors there will come times when a necromancer's knowledge is useless if the required reagants of spell casting a short at hand. The answer to this problem is Blood Spell Empowerment. The Purpose of Sengemp is to stretch the reagants that you have to their highest efficiency. In essence, by way of filtering reagants into the necromancer's own blood stream, you can replace an individual spells requirements with some of your own blood. While it should be kept in mind that every spell will come at a cost to you, it can potentially double or tripple the number of spells you can cast that your quantity of reagants would normally allow. To use Blood Spell Empowerment, the necromantic reagants needed for your spells must be ground in mortar and pestle splashed with your own blood. One this has been done, allow it several hours to dry and then grind the materials futher until it is a fine powder. Once this powder has been obtained, splash it once again with a bit of your own blood uttering the incantation 'Sengemp' and swallow the mixture whole. To assure you have cast the spell correctly, try something simple without the use of reagants. Success should be obviously apparent.

10. End Notes

Considering Blood Magic

Within these two volumes of Mortis Sevrom lie spells powered by one of the most abundant resources available to a necromancer. To use these spells of Blood Magic, the Spells of the LichDrow De'Abreago, is to accept that you serve the one true cause: Necromancy.

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