"These are sensations, I can comprehend. Sharable. Transmitable- Though I prefer the soft, gentle stolen light of the moon."

Eiphraem puts his weight onto the sword, using it as a foci for his magic.

That sensation of 'feeling' becomes ever so slightly more literal, amongst the presence of mind, an almost electric prickle as he lets himself disperse.

The sea breeze is thick. Salty. The grains try to shift and almost slither beneath her feet, and the air feels cold. The hem of her dress feels heavy, but cool- A sieve the tide takes shelter in, letting it puff and billow with every ephemeral breath.

"Close your eyes."

"Let your other senses take over. Disperse into it- Become a part of it, with me." The beast's unearthly voice drones- It always does. The serpent's echoed words take surreptitious routes to reach their destination, but there's something soft underneath. Itripple through the water- Hopelessly gentle, carried along on a magi's sixth sense in such a transmissive, pervasive elemental immersion.

"Be a friend."

"And then, tell me how that makes you feel. Take a deep breath, before you do- That often encourages discussion. This is, in essence, a transmission of feeling." There's an almost slumber inducing note to it all- Eiphraem has mastered that tone that sends children into a dazed trance when they sit at their desks, awaiting the ring of a bell.

"Perhaps words do not suit you when you cannot feel the need to express and convince another, to make a change upon them. That is fine. Please listen- What I wish to have you learn is to find that sense of immersion. To reach out to that harmony."

"I want you to extend yourself, and when you have made yourself a part of these things-"

"I need you to ask something of it- But you do not need to use words. Youneed to ask it the way the moon asks the waves to move and flow with it's light, you need to ask it the way the sun tells you it is fine and asks you to feel warm. You command the elements you harmonize, that you can feel in this way, but today-"

"I want you to ask them to believe in you."

"I want you to ask them to feel you, and what you believe in."
(Eiphraem Kang)