Markus leaned in as she added her notes, a smile on his face. He was glad she took such care of his notes and stacked them. He often worked with a mix of bound journals and loose pages, using the latter for temporary or unfinished ideas and the former for when the thoughts were solidified. It allowed him to be flexible, many of his oldest journals had loose pages taped into them, creating an almost artistic abomination of curated chaos not many other than him would be able to make out.
Her work was neat and precise. He could tell she was well-practiced, at least far more than he was. The work reminded him of what he had seen in the journal given to him by Sunako and even some of the notes he got from Mac. It showed the traits of someone with experience, while her handwriting gave him an insight into her.
“So, fireballs, eh? What else have you run into out there?” Markus asked, deciding there was no reason they couldn't talk as they worked. He would work on a loose page while he looked at what she wrote, noting down possible ideas for components and making a new illustration of the first circle he proposed. The runes she introduced to make the spell transparent were quite intriguing.
Her work was neat and precise. He could tell she was well-practiced, at least far more than he was. The work reminded him of what he had seen in the journal given to him by Sunako and even some of the notes he got from Mac. It showed the traits of someone with experience, while her handwriting gave him an insight into her.
“So, fireballs, eh? What else have you run into out there?” Markus asked, deciding there was no reason they couldn't talk as they worked. He would work on a loose page while he looked at what she wrote, noting down possible ideas for components and making a new illustration of the first circle he proposed. The runes she introduced to make the spell transparent were quite intriguing.