For the next hour, she spent her time meditating in order to restore all the mana she had lost and allow her mind to rest. Once she felt better, she finally stood up.
"Time to see what this can do. Prepare monitoring protocol."
[Acknowledged.]
[Monitoring Objective: Confirm activation, range, feedback clarity, mana consumption, and interpretation.]
Once the AI had confirmed, she moved towards the center of the room, closing her eyes, and tapped into the engraved spell. Unlike spells cast through temporary construction, engraved spells did not require the caster to rebuild the spell model every time they wished to use it.
Thanks to that little perk, all she had to do was pour her mana into it for the spell to activate.
"Sensory Pulse."
Though most Wizards didn't need to say the name of a spell to activate it, many still did because it helped give the spell a clearer image in their mind; it aided their imagination and allowed the spell to work as intended.
