Tyura Circle/Bahaya
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Bahaya Circle
Colors: Red, Green, Black
When a necromancer reaches 100th circle they will find that the glass vial with softly colored chambers obtained from Niloa contains one more chamber, which contains (black) dried blood. The destruction of a bahaya circle[1] will reduce Divine Outrage.
The same restrictions apply as with tyura circles: you may only purchase one vial per day, and can only perform a ritual once within a 24-hour period.
Completion
CLEAN CIRCLE:
- You carefully pour the remaining salt from your glass vial in a spiraling pattern around the perimeter of the bahaya circle, then discard the empty container.
- You trace the lines of the bahaya circle backwards, expertly erasing the patterns in the reverse order that you drew them.
- A faint but noticeable pattern resembling necromantic corruption diffuses through the bahaya circle, the colors of salt pleasantly blending together to form a web of softly bleeding hues before the bahaya circle is consumed entirely by it.
- A subtle tranquil feeling suffuses you throughout, and you become a bit calmer and more right with the world. You feel that the fickle attention of the Immortals has been obfuscated somewhat by the circle, allowing you to escape their gaze today just a bit faster than you would otherwise.
- Roundtime: 20 sec.
References
- ↑ "Bahaya" is Gerenshuge for blood.