Consuo

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Spell Name: Consuo

Incantation: Flesh binding spell

Pronunciation: Con - soo - oh

Spell Branch: Charms

Magical Discipline(s): Healing

Appearance: Twisting of the wand at the wound site.

Description: This spell knits wounds together, starting at the deepest part of the wounded flesh steadily to the skin. Leaves a very minimal scarring if done correctly.

Regulations: Legal

Skill Level: Master

Etymology: Consuo, from the latin 'make by sewing together'

References: Performed by Hannah Bombay in 'Shall I Place the Knife in Your Back or Your Leg?'

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