First step: match the magic wavelength.
Done.
Second step: get an anchor by attaching the thread to an impactful memory.
Done.
Third step: get a grip on one's mind first by thinking of a sweet little incident.
Done.
Fourth step: weave through the memories, small and big.
Done.
Fifth step: find the one memory that stimulates or triggers the subject the most.
Done.
Sixth step: once made sure, draw a thread describing that single emotion that affects the subject the most.
And done.
Adrian opened his eyes and saw the rune slightly burning on the metal blade.
Anger—it was written. There was no dialect but just simple words in the runic language, which was connected with the target's mind.
And every time the target, intentionally or not, feels anger, the power from the rune elevates the strength of the armament, allowing the target to use a variety of spells.
