---Entry 4/Trial 2/Unexpected Forecast---
Dear Gretel,
For the purpose of recording the effects of G-magic (yes, I've settled on a title for it. G-spot + magic; sounds like I'm describing a crazy virus) I'm going to try to record my findings through grade school experimentation styles, mainly controlled experiments (like lab settings), natural experiments (aka observational studies), and field experiments (real-world testing). I'm not sure which will be the most common, or if I'll tend to blend the styles together, but I'm sure you'll keep up.
It was a few nights after the first trial, where back inside the condo, the local evening weather forecast was about to come on. Out on the terrace facing the beach, my arms were outstretched, focusing on the sky putting my energies out there as much as I could. I could barely feel a connection to the elements, opening my eyes and huffing in frustration. I redoubled my efforts, adding a chant to help.
"Sea of night, stars but black, changing at a snap,
for at my hands, bearing weathered fingertips, storming at a clap!"
Stereotypical rhyming chants for spells occasionally have their use for witches, a free-form prose made up of words the witch herself must believe in and commit to, working in-tandem with a spell for a stronger effect. My eyes opened at the clap of my hands, and was rewarded by a low rumble in the distance, a miniscule boost. This weather manipulation trial was based on it being one of my poorer abilities, hypothesizing G-magic's ability to boost any kind of spell.
After my first two known, controlled experiments produced nominal-at-best results, creating small clouds on the horizon, I looked back into the condo, seeing the weatherman was speaking of clear skies and mild heat, and jeremy on his knees at the doorway, salivating at the need to speak more my language, in tongues. I gave him a look that demanded his presence, letting my open robe show off my hairless pussy. Closing the distance in quick desperation, he probed deep inside me with slow, luscious licks, the way he knew to properly build me up like before. His lips made mine quiver as I shifted us so I was facing the beach again, speaking to the air vapor, connecting with birthed clouds as part of my mind went somewhere else. My fingertips pulsed as I spoke slower.
"Seaaaa of night...starts but black...mmmm...changing at a snap. For ahhh-at my hands..bearing weathered fingertips....storming...at a clap!"
Reacting mostly to his tongue, I clapped again, and a lightning bolt struck the nearest street lamp, shocking me to wakefulness, shocking anyone watching the street as a fire started on nearby grass from the sparks. Before anyone could call a fireman, rain followed and doused the area, including the accidental fire. My rain soaked self laughed imagining how pissed the weatherman had to be at that point, and how G-magic outperformed my expectations. We fucked hard in the warm rain before I dragged him back inside, and dried off enough to write all this.
Riding (jeremy,) high on success, I knew the smarter thing to do was continue running other trials based on one of my weaker wonders. But creative juices flowing freely made up my mind for me with alternate, inevitable decision that would infectiously make up more minds.
---Entry 5/Trial 3/Triplet Play---
Dear Gretel,
As a little bit of background to Concilium, I always love to return to the televised version of it, where you have a veritably wooden actress look "intensely" at their intended victim, and suddenly the victim is an aware marionette, with all of the body complying except for the head. Amusing for entertainment purposes, and probably cuts down on screen/script time. The reality though is actually less simple and way sexier; real Concilium is in fact the application of sheer willpower upon another, but it actually takes notable effort like actually forcing your essence into a mostly-filled space.
For the average user, your face will scrunch up, your eyes will narrow or widen, a lot of your muscles will tense up, and your brain will feel some pressure from the ethereal exertion. Some even say those psychically-inclined make for the best Concilium-focused witches, which would make sense in my case as it's never been hard for me to read most people's thoughts on a basic level, before and after I alter them. But in the end, it's all for the privilege of pushing an invisible force out of you that moves like a faster molasses. And when that sticky, sweeter-than-honey invisible substance is poured into unfilled brain crevices, coated and saturated with mental magic (you know you're a fetishist when the handwriting looks off because you feel the need to write one-handed all of a sudden), it's awful hard to imagine a pair of dry panties.
Even with a specialist like myself, it isn't and won't look effortless. But once you're inside another's mind, you can feel the almost systematic chasing down of readable thoughts, access points, vulnerabilities, hacking a brain piece by piece, actually taking the mind because of course the body will follow. The victim can feel the insertion of Concilium, but most times doesn't know how to stop or ward it off, and can only follow itself down the river, being drowned, brainwashed into something blanker, a usually temporary canvas suited to a witch's design. In that way, it's a lot closer to normal hypnosis, and realistically more effective; timing and effort aside, taking a mind before the body means victim can't announce what's happening to them and potentially call out for help, much sexier to hit that sweet spot in their heads that make doing your bidding something they can practically get off to.
Success with Concilium often depends on the target; most make for easy targets that can go pretty quickly, some end up being unexpectedly resistant and require more work than others, and it's pretty sexy to watch a mind strain itself hard, only to fail into your power. Against witches that know Concilium, it can be a dangerous task since they should know how to guard it, and can quickly turn the tables applying their own in you; you better pray yours is the stronger mind at that point, but I'll get to applying it to a witch later.