Guide matter along your hand's path. Speed and direction become real momentum.
an old globe. a little weather.
STORMGLASS
composure
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an old globe. a little weather.
inside the attic's cracked snow globe
The weather has forgotten how to move. Remind it.
Nothing here is ammunition. Water keeps its momentum. Fire needs air and fuel. Wet earth becomes mud. Heat turns water into pressure. Move the world, and the world stays moved.
the hand remembers
Guide matter along your hand's path. Speed and direction become real momentum.
Compress material at the ring. Release to burst outward—the longer the hold, the harder the cast.
Water gathers, fire follows oxygen, air becomes pressure, and earth must be torn from the floor.
You cannot conjure a river or wall. Take material from somewhere and leave the consequence.
Start with the hanging cistern at the left. Pull its water through the wooden wheel.