![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
( On the morning of Yule, a few gifts are left for Bellamy under the tree; all of them will read To Bell | Love, Clarke.
The first is a large envelope; the first page has a rune written across it, and the pages following are directions on how to cast that rune. Clarke explains that she created it especially for him, and no others will know how to cast it unless he teaches them. The directions will tell him that he is to draw this rune on every weapon he owns, and that whenever he casts the rune, he'll be able to pull any of his weapons from the center of it.
The second gift is a box; inside of it is a large cast iron bowl, which seems very odd as a gift. In the basin, however, is a small piece of paper. It tells him that on the bottom of the bowl is engraved another rune that echoes memories. If he fills the bowl with water, he'll be able to view any memory that he has by writing the memory on a piece of paper, drawing the same rune on the paper, and tossing it into the water. It is worth noting that a memory can only be viewed once before the paper disappears, and must be written again if he'd like to view it a second time.
The third is much more simple, rolled up and wrapped, and when Bellamy opens it, he'll find a drawing inside; it's primarily unfinished, due to not having tried to attempt art since Jason left. Still, it's outlined nicely, and half-coloured; a depiction of the Diasbaile family in its entirety, before any and all absences they are left in the wake of. )
The first is a large envelope; the first page has a rune written across it, and the pages following are directions on how to cast that rune. Clarke explains that she created it especially for him, and no others will know how to cast it unless he teaches them. The directions will tell him that he is to draw this rune on every weapon he owns, and that whenever he casts the rune, he'll be able to pull any of his weapons from the center of it.
The second gift is a box; inside of it is a large cast iron bowl, which seems very odd as a gift. In the basin, however, is a small piece of paper. It tells him that on the bottom of the bowl is engraved another rune that echoes memories. If he fills the bowl with water, he'll be able to view any memory that he has by writing the memory on a piece of paper, drawing the same rune on the paper, and tossing it into the water. It is worth noting that a memory can only be viewed once before the paper disappears, and must be written again if he'd like to view it a second time.
The third is much more simple, rolled up and wrapped, and when Bellamy opens it, he'll find a drawing inside; it's primarily unfinished, due to not having tried to attempt art since Jason left. Still, it's outlined nicely, and half-coloured; a depiction of the Diasbaile family in its entirety, before any and all absences they are left in the wake of. )
Page 2 of 2