Verbal sorcery

Using the ancient Airan language, and some of its magical properties, you can cast spells using combinations of magical words, first using ueroian to specify that you are casting a spell, then specifying what the spell is doing, for example, to create something you would use aiorue, next what be what the subject is, in this case, creating, and then you end with ueroian to say the spell is complete.

Verbal sorcery

You can use creation magic by saying  and destruction by saying iuoeanrai. To use fire as a subject you must say uieoan, for ice oeuraio, and for lightning euoiruam. You have advantage when whispering very quietly without moving your lips and no one noticing from years of subtly casting spells. Creating lightning with no other specifications causes a bolt of lightning to strike at a point you focus on dealing 2d8 damage to one enemy. Creating fire with no other specifications causes fire to burst from a point you focus on and consume any nearby fuel, if this fire bursts from a person’s skin, it deals an initial 2d8 fire damage, and becomes regular fire. Creating water with no other specifications causes 1 cubic meter of water to appear from a point you focus on. Destroying something with no other specifications causes an area of the specified material of up to 1 cubic meter to disintegrate. You have three charges for all of these.

Specifications

You have learned to specify the details of spells. You can change the size by saying uaiou, and the size, for small (~40 centimetres ) say iouri, for medium (~2 meters) say uruoian, and for large (~5 meters) say unoiue. You can change the amount by saying uriuoeinai, then the number, 1 is urion, 2 is uioamoi, 3 is uioureai, 4 is uruioaioe, and 5 is ueianio. To change the behaviour of the spell, say iurianua, and the behaviour, to control it say ouieurou, to have it seek flesh say uiroueam, to have it go in a straight line say uironeouirai, and to have it bounce off anything it touches say uruioneuoiam. You can also now use move as a spell action with uoamiura, to do this you must focus on a point where you would like it to move to, this location can also be relative to something else. You can use 2 subjects in a spell, and can now use stone as a subject, with airamunai, focusing on someone’s flesh while using this will cause a foot of that person’s skin to become stone, they can no longer move any joints which may have been turned to stone.

More Versatile

For subjects, you can use anorain (flesh), uirohie (bone), uoieruiai (wood), and urioaiuen (metal), if there is a wound you would like to heal, you can create flesh while focusing on the wound, if there is bone missing, you must also use bone, or it will be useless. For actions, you can use uruioeaian (freeze) (note: this is freeze as in no movement, not as in time or cold), and uriounai (accelerate). For specifications, you can specify the shape by saying uiruiouaie and keeping a clear picture of the shape in your mind.

Verbal Mastery

You have mastered this type of sorcery, when you want to, you can use it without any chance of detection, you can also cast a spell without a subject, and merely focus on what you want to cast it on. You can use ouiruen (disappear) (you can still see anything you make disappear) and oureoieuio (reappear) as actions. You can use ouirueanuio (light) and iouriaonui (darkness) as subjects.