<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/1/18/105d1749761f4dd811dcb6dbbcf6b538.jpg)</div><strong>Name: </strong>Dorothy “Dori” Blayne (She/Her)<br/><strong>Student ID: </strong>WTCH101-1469<br/><strong>Age/Year: </strong>18 / Freshman<br/><strong>Area of Study:</strong>Hexology 101<br/><strong>Date and Time:</strong>Monday, September 7th | Conjuration Class<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Conjuration Summoning Room<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Helena Tessa | Mentioning Erzulie and Innez<br/><hr/>Dori ran into the lab building with the rest of the girls, utterly unaware of her conjuration circle changes.  She had fully intended to conjure a little sylph.  Water was undoubtedly her forte even though conjuring was not.  It wasn’t that she was terrible at it.  As a Hexology 101 student, Dori felt she had a good grasp of conjuration fundamentals, but she never wanted to delve into advanced conjuration. It didn’t interest her as much as simple hexes and spells did.  So, she had stayed will within her wheelhouse and chose a water elemental to summon.  By doing so, Dori had been one of the first students to have her circle approved, something she was rather proud of.<br/><br/>Dori took a circle next to Helena.  The two of them roomed next to each other, and she liked chatting with the quiet girl.  Dori knew she needed to find the time to hang out with her other sorority sisters, but she like Helena and Innez.  She wouldn’t admit that she liked Tessa too because the girl drove her bonkers, but she did, and it annoyed her to no end.<br/><br/>When Ms. Oshun dismissed those with unsanctioned circles and opened up the component room, she hurried inside along with the others.  Students were supplied with the component room inventory on the first day of class which was updated when the stock changed.  Dori found the driftwood bowl she was looking for at the back of the shelves holding all sorts of vessels for summoning.  She had brought a bottle full of water gathered in a rainstorm the night before and had stayed up late to make sure she had it purified correctly.  Dori found an abalone shell, sand, teal candles, and a few other water-themed items she needed before returning to her circle.<br/><br/>Conjuring could be time-consuming and often required chanting, dancing, or meditation. Ms. Oshun had instructed them to wear comfortable clothing, so Dori wore a pair of pale purple yoga pants that hugged her wide hips and full plump booty.  She had already removed her jacket, revealing a matching sports bra. Her vibrant blue hair was held high on her head in a scrunchy.<br/><br/>Dori plopped down on the floor, her legs tucked underneath her. She pulled the water bottle out of her bag along with some blue chalk and her notebook.  It was a simple ringed notebook covered with dayglow tropical fish. Inside were her conjuring notes. She licked her finger and began thumbing through her notes until she reached the page with her approved circle.<br/><br/>Her handwriting called out what components went at which point of the circle and what order they needed to be placed. Any incantations or prayers needed were also called out her bubbly script.  Leaning over her circle, she picked up the chalk piece. She started drawing in the complex system of lines that even the simplest conjuration demanded.  Her face scrunched as she worked, and she blew an unruly string of hair that insisted on falling in front of her face.  By the time her drawing was complete, there were blue chalk marks on her cheek and the tip of her nose.  She sat back to admire her work blowing once more to clear the hair from her face.  She looked around at Helena and Tessa and gave them a smile.  It looked pretty good.  Now for the rest of the items.<br/><br/>Dori placed the bowl at the center of her circle. The candles around the outside at each apex of her inner linework and shells and sand between.  Dori’s eyes were drawn to her notebook as she read her spell, placing each one and finished by pouring some of the water from her bottle into the bowl.<br/><br/>Everything was ready.  Dori took a deep breath and sat back again to give it all a once over and compare it to her notes.  It looked like a perfect match.  She wasn’t sure how long she had been working on her circle, but it was long enough to make standing a chore. When she felt stable enough, Dori stretched and cracked her back.<br/><br/>Now for the fun part.<br/>