Song Spell #5 The Association - Windy

 Windy


Level: Beginner

Appearance: The caster will begin to channel a gale of wind, making their clothing billow. A very distinctive whistling sound of wind can be heard all around.

Effect: The caster may either make themselves or a target lighter than air to be sent in a direction by the wind they conjure. They can also choose to focus a gale of wind on a specific area. Both of these effects must be plotted out by hand movements, as the wind currents rely on the caster’s direction. The spell also always circulates fresh clear air from nowhere that can serve as a means to clear smoke or poisoned air. If improperly cast, the wind is directionless and strikes at chaotic angles, sending debris flying. 

Duration: Lasts as long as it takes to carry an object affected by the spell through the set wind current. 

Range: Line of sight

Type: Evocation

I happened to hear this song when I was a lot younger and only heart the flute part. It intrigued me but it was one of those situations where the information neatly stores itself in your brain where it isn’t given much thought. I happened to watch another show recently, and it just so happened to have the same actor for one of the leads of the show I watched before, and it featured this song with other parts rather than the flute parts. I knew I had to give it a full listen, and as it turns out, this is a wonderful and undoubtedly wholesome song, with one of the most hardcore lyrics I’ve ever heard: "and windy has stormy eyes, that flash at the sound of lies" which was the main inspiration to make this a partially offensive spell. 



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