You alter the flow of time, but only in minor ways. As an action, you can choose to restore or age a tiny non-magical object. For example, making a moldy piece of bread fresh again or rusting a lock on a door. If you channel this spell for a minute, you can restore a broken object to a point before it was damaged, but only if every piece is present and it has been broken for no more than 1 week.
If you cast this spell multiple times, you can have up to three objects affected at a time. Casting more than three times ends the effects on the first object, and you can dismiss the effects on an object as an action. If an object stays restored or aged for 24 hours, the effect will become permanent as time begins stabilizing around it. Such an object becomes immune to magical aging for a week.
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