Magical spirit

{if Statuette goblin=1} Someone dried his dirty hands on this page but as you touch it you are in stasis and a dirty idea fill your mind, you feel dizziness and the idea of eating the shaman cock again fill your mind, you imagine yourself drinking his seed. As you do, your breasts increase in size, your ass inflates too; it’s so good that you drink more, litres and litres, until you are a balloon full of sperm. At the end you are not able to drink more of this marvellous beverage and explode in a shower of sperm. From nowhere goblin’s women run to gather the seed which is all that remains of you.
You come back to your senses and understand that it was a secondary effect of your night with the shaman, you hopes that you wont’s have those side effects too often. The text is dirty but you still manage to read it. {else}Someone dried his dirty hands on this page but you still manage to read.{endif}
To fully understand those spirits, a quick reminder is needed. One of a first rule that a wizard has to know is that a spell must be as simply as possible. If you are interrupted during the casting the effects won’t be what you are looking for; and generally for the worse. Second, do not try spell wick requires too much mana, you may not be able to finish it and face the same problems as point one. Third, never try to make an intelligent spell. To make an intelligent spell you have to make a copy of your own spirit and add limitations to it so he will only do what you intend. If it lacks some limitation for various reasons, the spell may use its intelligence from other purposes.
The magical spirits are total aberrations dues to casters who neglect the basis. They are created from pure magic that was forgotten on unfinished spell. If the spell is powerful enough and the caster put enough intelligence in, there is a little chance that this intelligence gathers the magical energy around him to gain power and finish as a magical spirit. The caster would try to destroy this spirit before he became a threat, but if he’s out of mana and can’t recover quick enough to fix everything, the sprit takes full conscience of himself, feel the threat represented by the caster to him and it’s often finish by killing his caster.
Only very proud wizards are crazy enough to risk to launch a spell with intelligence, so the spirits are generally very proud of themselves too. They seek to prove their superiority and gather more magical energy on each occasion.
{if Miyamoto Musashi=1} Under the dirt at the bottom of the page you even see in logograms. “It’s one of those spirits which created my invincible bokken. Luck that he wasn’t able to use it himself” {else}Under the dirt at the bottom of the page you even see logograms. Holly shit, why peoples can’t have any respect for old books anymore?{endif}