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7 Stories: Swords and Gems * 2

I paint jewellery while I wait for the doctor to arrive.

Because the complicated cut thing is difficult, the round one. Cabochon cut, is that it? Draw that kind of thing. Something or ellipse close to a positive circle. Make a change, draw about 10 at a time, all at once.

First, Garnett.

How a clear hemisphere is receiving light and dropping colored shadows. Beeballs and lenses have been practiced so this was easy. Safe, materialized.

Next, Turkish stone.

... the colour of the egg shell of a large bird, the stone of itself. Opaque Turkish stones, however, are difficult to produce texture. So with reference to the marble columns of Fay's house, draw in a black brown pattern. It was a little difficult, but safe, and this is done.

Next...... purple crystal. This draws on boulders, in the form of hexagonal column-like crystals.

A bright purple petal I found when I was chasing birds in the woods. The paint I made with that helps here. Mixing other paints, pink and all, it's a clear watercolor show. If you want to draw something clear, the transparent watercolor is strong after all....... so this also materializes safely.

"... it's beautiful."

Faye peeks in from the side and sighs as impressed.

"Well, I'll give it to you"

Pick up three rough rolling garnets on your desk and put them on Faye's hand. It's a gem painted with scarlet paint made of red dragon scales from me and his blood, so, well, about half of it belongs to him.

"Oh, it's okay."

"Yeah. I'll draw again"

I'd like to try some of the more complex cuts next time. What should I do? Oh, but I guess this is hard without a real sample. Hmmm......

That was the time.

The window knocks the trick, he says. Looking at the window, there was a red dragon there.

"Oh. What's up? What's up?"

As Faye opens the window and reaches out, the Red Dragon rubs his neck against Faye's hand and nostalgic. This kid is cute because he does these tricks, albeit dragons.

"... hmm? Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's really going on, you?"

There's no point in Faye panicking. The Red Dragon sticks its neck deeper through the window and rides itself out. Kind of dangerous. Mainly in the sense that the window frame is about to break.

I wonder what the hell is going on, looking at the Red Dragon... it seemed that the Red Dragon was trying to reach out and hold on to Faye's other hand as she cummed.

... Ah.

"Maybe this"

I take one of the garnets I still have on my desk and put it out in front of the Red Dragon.

Then the Red Dragon rang, "Yes, yes."

"Uh... well. That's right. Don't you dare, I want to go inside the stone."

That's what Faye said, but softly, he put the garnet he had in his hand on his desk.

"But you can't do this to a boulder. He said it's small for you to come in."

When Faye says so, the Red Dragon sounds lonely, cum....... hmm.

"Hey, Faye. What kind of stone does a subpoena enter?

"Hmm? No, no, you can't say anything. Not a proper magical caged demon stone. Uh. And every subpoena has a preference."

... right. Yeah.

"Uh, did the Red Dragon, maybe, like this stone...?

I mean, wouldn't that happen?

The stone I just drew and put out. Maybe, Demon Stone, isn't he?

There's an easy way to experiment, Faye told me, so quickly, I'll give it a try.

"This is a demon stone lamp. Fire arrives using the magic of the Demon Stone as fuel.... Now that there's a scrap demon stone in it, I'll get it all out."

Faye brought a beautiful handheld lamp and opened the lid that was attached to the part of its base. Then comes out of it a razor and a pebble of cloudy colour. Apparently, this is the Crumb Demon Stone. The point is, I wonder if you mean stones that are magical but not beautiful. Lots of impurities, that may mean.

"Wait a minute. Because it burns all the magic that's left in the lamp."

And Faye lit the lamp and left it for a while.... Then within less than a minute, the lamp fire went out.

"Ugh... I've had it. No, I don't mind, but are you sure?

"Yeah. I'll draw again"

And I put a grain, a gem, in the lamp. And close the lamp lid... and set it on fire.

Then.

"Oh."

I heard a noise, and the fire arrived.... a brighter fire than just now will illuminate the area.

There is a beautiful fine workmanship on the lamp cover, so it shines through the light of fire and is beautiful. It is very beautiful because the shadow falling on the desk where the lamp is placed will also be a watermark of the lamp cover.

I also enjoy every shake of light as the fire swings. Nice. I want to draw this one day, too.

"Damn... ugh, hmm"

Faye, on the other hand, was roaring.

"... Are you wearing a seal right now?

"Yeah."

I wanted the gem to materialize, so I removed the seal and drew it. The gem finishes faster.

"Try it, put the seal on."

"Huh? Yeah."

Well, okay. As Faye told me, I put the seal back on and decided to paint the jewels again.

Gems can be drawn and materialized. Then Faye picks it up and offers it to the Red Dragon, who still looks like he wants something out the window.

"Here."

But the Red Dragon turned that way. The squeal of "kiku," can also be heard in protest.

"I knew you didn't like it this way?

When Faye asks, the Red Dragon starts off with a squeal.... Apparently, I'm more concerned about the first gem I put out, which I leave on my desk.

"This means that if you infuse more magic than you can materialize when you draw, you will have a demonic stone!

"It is."

Oh, shit. That's tough.

Although I still don't quite understand what a demon stone is, maybe, it's a big deal. Because Faye is in a hurry.

"Wow, this is pretty tough... Ugh, Togo can be a magician at the Royal Palace, and he can be the best jeweler in the world..."

"I don't want to be anything else"

"I guess. If you look at it, you'll see."

That's what Faye told me with his frightened face, but I can't help it. I don't want to be a royal magician, and I'm not interested in jewellers.

But in the meantime, what I've been drawing and materializing... something like this, it could have been a little rough.

The gem has become a demon stone, so is the house a demon house or something? Though I'm not sure.

While Faye looks at the jewels on his desk and worries about "I don't know what to do with this..." I look out the window at the red dragon that is still waiting.

The Red Dragon will miss me like that when I reach out to Faye. Cute.

... The Red Dragon has been staring at the stones on his desk. Somehow, I feel sorry for the way it rings.

Summoner, I don't really know what that thing is... but if it's like having no home, wouldn't that be awesome and sad?

"Um, Faye."

"Hmm? What's up?

So I decided to offer. [M]

"The stone that makes me the house of the Red Dragon, can I draw? Bigger guy."

Then Faye answered, after a while... with a full grin.

"I was going to ask for it now, too!

That's how I painted a great jewel.

Oval shape about 5cm long. The colors range from deep scarlet to bright orange, so that the colors sway.... I just saw it, I remembered it on the lamp fire. When the Red Dragon first came out of this world, he was throwing up fire. That color, because it was beautiful. So I wanted to try to reproduce it in the gem as much as possible.

"Awesome...... beautiful"

Fey also makes her eyes shine by picking up stones like fire burning inside and trying to watermark them into the light. Oh, the gems are a bit, similar to Faye's eyes as well.

"Hey, Red Dragon! You're gonna love this! What do you say?"

And when Faye offered the Red Dragon a gem... the Red Dragon turned to the gem at that moment... and poked his head at it.

Kotsuki, and the Red Dragon poked his head at the gem, at that moment.

"Wow."

Red Dragon's body was sucked into the jewel and disappeared.

... Is this okay?

"Okay. Then come out."

Then as Faye said so, he pointed the gem out the window, and now the Red Dragon came out of there again.

... How do you get in there and how do you get out there?

It's a very strange view......

"Togo! He liked this demon stone, too!

The Red Dragon exits or enters the gem or turns around outside the window. Maybe it's a shake. This.