Song Spell #34 The Beatles - Nowhere Man

 Nowhere Man


Level: Legendary

Appearance: Casting this spell is rather simple, despite it being a legendary spell. The nowhere man comes from nowhere, appearing suddenly in the place where no one is looking. The nowhere man looks different to everybody and doesn’t bear any familiar qualities to his face. The one continuous feature is the lack of any discerning bodily features, and the constant pale white glow of light coming from his entire body, illuminating a featureless torso, and set of limbs. The nowhere man will escape sight the second no one is looking, after he has conducted business. 

Effect: The nowhere man can cause things that haven’t happened, create things that don’t exist, and speak things that cannot be understood. His methods aren’t understood outside his guaranteed injection of chaos into any sort of situation he is placed in. Caster's who invoke him do not have any sort of advantage, as the nowhere man will not be readable from a strategic standpoint. He does what he came to do, and no one can decipher what that is. The only thing that is constant with him is his willingness to answer questions and solve problems that arise while he is present. He is sought after by many meta magicians, as he is the source of most new meta magic. This is a fickle thing, as his conjuration has no pattern to it, and many must gamble everything to cast such a being. 

Duration: The Nowhere man has no discernable tethering to reality in terms of time. 

Range: The nowhere man always appears near the caster.

Type: Meta, Evocation, Transfiguration, Illusion

This is my favorite Beatles song. George Harrisons solo on this song was a blast to learn, and the lyrics are so well crafted. 



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