Infectious eldrich image

ingredients
1 pen or pencil (to make the design)

Paper

Corn starch (about 1/4 of a cup)

Tigers eye (the gem, not a tigers eye)

Directions
Draw a tentacled sigil (as seen to the right) detail is not needed, all that is needed is 4 tentacles. Next add 1-500 eyes, any more may cause harm to the caster, place the page under cornstarch and place the tigers eye ontop, recite the spell. Afterwards your image will now be a mental hazard and will be dangerous to look at, think about or touch for 5-50 days depending on the casters power.

Spell
Grasping a color unknown

Seeing your sins, you must atone

A soul embraced true knowledge

Forsaken by minds, taught in no college.

Effect(s)
The effect varies on the number of eyes drawn

1: will sometimes cause minor headaches, but with prolonged exposure, increases the casters mental health and resistance to mental/psychic magic.

2-10: causes short, minor hallucinations. If the caster has a high mental indurance these effects are unnoticable and will cause the same effect in the area.

11-99: like the previous but with a stronger effect, if the caster overcomes this, the hallucinations may whisper gossip, secrets and answers occasionaly.

100-249: the hallucinations will stalk the caster even when not looking, touching or thinking about the image, they may spread to the people around the caster like a virus, those who overcome these hallucinations will have an aura of fear and wisdom, and will only infect those they hate.

250-500: the fake and real world will fuse, becoming indistinguishable from one another, the caster may feel insane or mutter jibberish that may effect spells and communication. If the caster is not drove away they may see through illusions and forgeries, aswell as see reality truelly like through invisibility or obscuring.

Note: these effects will only last the duration of the spell and will weaken over time.

uses
It is a great way to protect secrets and guard information like pictures, messages, books, lists, even certain libraries.