Now, the wizard may have been something of a sell-out; he was not the archetypical scholarly recluse and eccentric inventor. His skills were on the practical end of the arcane, and he had done very little reading into the building of complex enchantments; his specialty was in counter-spells and defenses, and some wizards may have considered him inferior as such. Still, he knew a dynamic enchantment when he saw one, and he immediately recognized that Iné held the sort of enchantment that could take years to prepare.<br/><br/>Now he handled the book with a great deal more delicacy. He hadn't the faintest shadow of a clue what would happen if he were to open the book and speak the rune aloud again.<br/><br/>So he opened the book and spoke the rune aloud again, this time in a firmer tone. "Iné."