Need advice and/or suggestions

It is all fake nonsense for people that do not understand effort.

>>18919759
can you please clarify what you mean

>>18919730
tell me more. are you actually going to hand-write it in a book, or is this more of a gay neckbeard infographic and pdf collection sort of project?

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>spells that deserve to go in a grimoire
"The distance-shrinking-method".
Also translatable as the "Chord method" or "Folding method".
i.e, the spell used by the Xian to travel instantaneously through physical spacetime.
It works thusly: 3 points in spacetime are selected, 3 frames of reference. The first is you in the here-and-now, the second is your intended destination, and the third is an external/abstract reference frame to tell the difference between the first two.
By concentrating one's mind in the third reference frame while still holding a clear bearing on the first two, the first two become "squishy/springy". Then it's simply a matter of "overlapping/compressing" the first two into proximity to one another via force of will. When they align to within a certain distance of one another, the energy required to "hop" from the first point to the second approaches 0.
After the "hop", simply by relaxing the "focus/will" gently, spacetime springs back into it's usual configuration.
Notes: This spell creates a "field" around the caster that WILL fuck up the minds of the uninitiated, they're likely to have a mental breakdown if exposed to this effect. From the caster's perspective, time continues to flow normally, but from a reference frame outside of the caster's "warp bubble" the caster will appear to "teleport" or "blur-at-the-speed-of-light", so you'd probably not want anyone to see it, even from a distance.

>>18919730
all I know about making grimoires is that you need to write a bunch of creepy nonsense in it, make up your own language, burn the edge a bit, smear some animal blood on the bindings, and then leave it in a creepy/abandoned place for someone to find and post on /x/

>>18921079
My great grandfather did that one according to family history. kinda cool to see the mechanics written down.

>>18921245
LMAO please some people of X do this . I would myself if I wasn't a lazy asshole