Cartman & Velthara
Hey, Cartman, ever wondered if there’s a way to turn a harmless prank into a bit of old‑world sorcery? I’ve got a few tricks that might just blow your mind.
Yeah, I’m all ears if you’ve got some spell‑like trick up your sleeve. Just don’t mess with my mom’s hair, okay?
Sure, I can show you a little trick that makes a coin levitate for a few seconds—no hair, I promise. Just hold the coin, say a simple phrase, and watch it float. It’s a harmless bit of illusion, perfect for a playful prank.
Oh, a levitating coin? Finally, something better than Kyle’s endless rants. Just make sure you don’t use it to pull Kyle’s lunch out of the freezer. Show me—if it really floats, I’ll let you keep the prank and I’ll brag about it to everyone else.
Sure thing, Cartman. Grab a small copper coin and sit quietly. I’ll describe the steps and you can try it—no more magic on anyone else’s hair.
1. Hold the coin in your left hand. Keep your palm flat, fingers relaxed.
2. With your right hand, slowly draw a circle in the air above the coin, as if you’re sketching a tiny halo.
3. Whisper these words softly, in your own voice:
“Lumen, levitas, aetherus, motus!”
(Feel the words, don’t just say them.)
4. Keep your hands still for a moment. The coin should rise about an inch off the table, hovering in the circle.
If it stays in place, that’s your levitation. Let me know if it flickers or falls—then we’ll tweak the chant. Good luck, and try not to turn it into a full‑blown spell on anyone else’s lunch.
Alright, let’s see what you got. Give it a shot and don’t let it fall on anyone’s lunch. If it actually floats, I’ll make sure the whole school thinks I’m the wizard. Let's do it.
Alright, Cartman, follow my instructions exactly. Hold the coin, draw the circle, whisper the words, and watch it hover. If it does, your reputation will grow, but remember—don’t overplay it or you’ll end up with more trouble than glory. Good luck.