Time to test

Nolis walks to his workbench, filled with alchemic tools with nearby shelves filled with magical ingredients. After digging around for the crystal in his pocket, Nolis begins setting up a large glass tank with a clear almost-gel like liquid inside, called Limos, with a "plug" attached to the lid. He also puts on a saftey apron. He removes the lid and pours in a little water and stirs it with a large glass rod to make it more of a liquid. Once it is fully mixed, he puts on his own personal goggles, they have a iron outline with amber colored lenses, and picks up the crystal by its ends with a tong. "Moment of truth." He lowers the crystal into the liquid and with another hand, grabs a small, handheld gadget that looked like a swordhilt with a metal spike coming out of one end.

Nolis presses the button on the gadget, driving the spike into the crystal. It cracks in two inside the limosi, and from the broken innards comes strands of light. Like tentacles of a squid writhing in the sea. Then, they begin to dissolve and spread throughout it like ink expanding in water. This continues until all of the Limos is now glowing with white light. He uses the tongs to pull out the two pieces of the crystal, now pitch black and no longer glowing. In a rush of exitment and anticipation, Nolis takes a little bit of it in a test tube and puts the lid back on the container.

"Pleaseworkpleaseworkpleasework..." He mutters as he pours the test tube into a minor potion of undoing. A potion that could be used to get rid of mistakes like a mispelling on paper, He then grabs a old blueprint he decided not to build a long time ago and pours the potion on it. He is practically shaking in exitement as he watches the ink on the blueprint disappear, and the very paper burns with purple fire into nothing, not even ashes. "IT WORKS! Woohoo! Dad was right!" He screams in excitement and maniacal joy. His fathers idea had worked! He had it now, liquid magical power, that he could add to whatever he wants! *CRASH!!!*

He dropped the vial.