Limerance - HP Various x (Y/N)

ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕡𝕥 𝟙𝟜 - ℙ𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕘

Little time was needed for the young Sylferth to master a satisfactory number of ancient incantations. She admit, she was quite content with her progress. The first spell she perfected was 'Pagglesi'. It seemed like she kept her own promise after all. In addition to this, she was also quick to learn the time-stopping spell. Although, the most useful spell, according to (Y/n), would be the truth incantation. Which apparently only worked as long as the wand is kept pointed at the uh, victim.

'Aenterwore' was one of the spells the girl was still working on. She aimed to coat her entire body in flames one day. Seeing that fire doesn't fight fire, it could be very useful.
These are not all but she sure did have all the joy learning them.

Would I need to say she's wonderful at the spells from school as well? According to most teachers, (Y/n) was a quick learner. An excellent flyer, and an equally amazing witch of her age. Anyway, it's about time the flashback ends.

(Y/n) was now sat on top of the Astronomy tower's railings alone, dangling her legs off the barriers. 'What might she be doing there?' you may ask. But is it really a question? What else would she be doing if she wasn't engraving new conjurations into the back of her mind?

The girl wasn't afraid of heights - not the Astronomy tower's at least. It was her favorite place to be on a cloudy Saturday morning, when it was not too hot and not too cold. And currently, it was windy. Very windy. There was never a better time to try and morph into a bird. In a literal sense.

These past few months, all (Y/n) could think about was her talents. She was determined to know more about what she could do, how she could put them to use and what her limits were. It was the first thing she thought of when she wakes up and the last thing, when she sleeps. Excelling at school, proving to be a great successor of Edern Sylferth was on her mind at all times.

There is no better company than yourself, was what she believed in. It was moments like these when this quote struck true. (Y/n) sighed in content as she wrapped her arms around her torso, the wind blowing through her hair.

She peered back into the tower, eyes darting towards every corner. It was essential that no one was watching her. She hasn't really told anyone about this, you see. (Y/n) hummed, pleased as she turned back, placing her hands on the railings.

Her eyes blinked in slight nervousness, lips murmuring, "Esuntri" as her form started to change. Her body enlarged to thrice her size, her arms turning into impressive long wings while beautiful dark red feathers grew on her figure. Her tail emitted a light green. Her face evolved into the beak of a giant bird's. The young girl let go of the railings, flapping her wings in the air.

It might as well be the first time the transformation was complete. That was why (Y/n) sang with glee. She flew with joy, twisting and turning in the cool morning air. She had tried this spell weeks ago. They were all poor attempts. Half animals of different species, or half human were all she got.

Excitedly, (Y/n) shot upwards into the clouds. Wisps of clouds floating downwards while the gorgeous bird ascended higher and higher. Her wings were getting tired, but it was all worth it when the sun's rays peeked out from the clouds above. (Y/n) pressed on, flying up until she felt the ball of light kiss her feathery face. It was warm up there, nothing like the weather below. Letting out a happy sigh, (Y/n) went still, holding her breath. She could stay like this forever.

It was not long before she released her tense muscles, suddenly falling backwards mid-air. The wind roared as if it was desperate to catch her with its transparent arms, the clouds making way for the freely falling bird. (Y/n) laughed, letting the air consume her - oh what a rush it was.

She spun, her figure diving towards the ground. Whistling gusts pushed past her ears, trying to hold her up but (Y/n) refused their offer. She didn't want it to end. Her body fell with grace, the girl only opening her wings when the tower came into view once more. Reluctantly settling on the railings, (Y/n) shook her feathers and said goodbye to her bird figure.