Lee cheered silently and gestured a victory pose and then caught the piece of chalk that was chucked at her. She got onto her knees and adjusted the symbol as well, hopefully matching it as well as she could. She hoped she had gotten her half as right as possible, Lee would have hated for another goof to happen on her account. When she finished she set the chalk aside and got onto her feet. "Perhaps not to theatrical this time I suppose?" She suggested with a soft sigh as she picked up the book and held in front of her and Charlie.<br/><br/>"I just wish we knew if we were pronouncing this right, oh well. Are you ready?" She questioned her sister, waiting for a confirmation of readiness. When Lee received it, she continued, counting to three on her fingers so Charlie could see. As soon as she threw up the third finger they spoke in unison, chanting the words on the pages of the book. This time around Lee's words weren't slurred and she sounded a bit serious as they flowed from her mouth. "Klackhiel!" On the last word however, Lee nearly shouted, and wasn't sure what to expect next after that. She did however take a few steps back, leaving the book in Charlie's hands, and she only did this just to be closer to the stairs... Should she need to run.