An ordinary sigil may not need a sign sequence to register it into the system bracer. But an upgraded version of it required the necessary adjustment and control to make sure the evolution was precise.
All sigils originated from the three primes. Sulfur for offense. Salt for defense. And Mercury for utility.
Siderius clasped hands departed. His thumbs, index and middle fingers were stretched out while the rest remained bent. The stretched fingers formed an open triangle in front of Siderius. The center of the triangle aimed at the tortoise shell on the ground.
Then Siderius used the index and middle fingers of each hand to draw a square. Each hand completed half of the square.
Suddenly, the tortoise shell floated up. The Mercury seal on the ground lit up in a white color.
The original symbol for Parave, the diamond inside a circle, left the black mirror of Siderius' bracer. It enlarged and enveloped the tortoise shell entirely.
