| A Slayers Spell |
| Old Language (Runic Appearance) |
| Old Language (Runic Translation) |
| Ashro, kida, toram, ziku, shato As sok tosax ishfas i'narto Nem sami tifo jafor narsovi nat toral Mo sirlot sok trabaz'ke cartso shumital Anarkts'remo! |
| English Translation |
| Earth, fire, wind, water, ice Thus this mighty spell is broken Shall all the world unleash its power To smite this foe's foul sorcery Counterspell! |
| Information |
| Deep within the remains of a temple nearby the dragon shrine, I found a book, mostly burnt, filled with records of some forgotten civilization. I found it written in the language of the first two paragraphs, and found that no one could read this dialect anymore. Gathering my papers, I spent months translating this simple paragraph. The result is portrayed in the best English I could manage (3rd paragraph). It only rhymes in the old language. The spell is used for countering another spell, which will therefore cease the existence of whatever spell your enemy is casting. It only works with simple spells, however, but a more powerful sorcerer like Xellos could counter larger spells. The spell does not work on many other spells, which are considered "un-counterable". Most spells that require an extended incantation are un-counterable. Tiring and time-consuming, this spell can only really be cast effectively 2 or maybe 3 times in a battle. It only works if you say it in the old language, though. ^_^ - An expert D'ni historian |
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