Here’s
another one of my strange, magical finds.
It
looks to me like some golfer’s tool my husband would use, something to fix sod
after taking a divert.
But it has those odd horn-like projections at the top that
seem all wrong for my guess.
Aside
from a wizard using this during his golf game, what magical use might this item
have?
Hmm.
I think a sorcerer make use of this as a collector. That flat, round area could
capture magical magnetic or electrical vibrations traveling through the air. The
shorter projections, the horn-like things, might make good sensors to help the
sorcerer align the device. The longer projections may transfer the collected
signals to the owner. So, for a wizard needing to enhance his power prior to a
battle, this might be a useful tool to have. But, that’s just my opinion.
What
do you think? What magical use might this serve and who could use it? Let me
know what you think.
7 comments:
I actually know what this is. It would be attached to something in cement - hence the odd horn like projections. They'd use it to remove their boots by standing on the end with the odd like projections with one foot and putting their other foot in the prongs and pulling their foot upward. The prongs would hold the boot and their foot would slide out.
Or.....maybe it's a door knocker. The two odd like projections would slide into a part on the door that held a plate called a strike plate and you'd hold the part hanging down and knock - the round middle part would be knocker. Sorry, my imagination is working overtime today.
Phew! Some definitely interesting ideas, Ro. I'm sure it delivers an extra jolt of magical energy to make boots fly off or reverberate the knocking sound through the door. I'm thinking, Cullen, my wizard hero and owner of the Enchanted Bookstore, needs one of these now!
Actually it's a tongue depressor for helping people who's tendency is to get their foot in their mouth. I need one!
PD
Haha! Very useful...need one! Thanks, Pat.
I think it looks like some sort of key, a key that can only open magical locks, and only when the user has pure intentions. Just remember, pure doesn't always mean good ;-)
I like Pat's idea. I could use one of those.
A pure intention...that would limit lots of users for sure. I like that idea! Thanks, Stephanie!
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