Standing away from the crowds of people was the red-haired mage Shin. Drifting around shoulder height was his newest companion Ghastly. The two had been together for a while now and although Ghastly could not speak, it was clear he could understand Shin. This was essential when completing requests. Interestingly, Ghastly caught a few glances of surprise and curiosity from people passing by but nobody questioned why a ghostly apparition was floating beside a human, let alone in broad daylight. This was another key piece in understanding Ghastly. He could also roam the streets during daylight along with the night. Good to know. However, what Shin did not know as of yet was whether the hexes he had on him would work as his client Dr. Stephan Mabuz had anticipated.
Him standing away from the crowd was with a reason. Shin had stumbled into his shop the other day and Dr. Mabuz had asked him to carry out a task, which of course would pay him. He was given two pieces of paper with hexes inscribed onto them. One of the paper's had the hex "Stimuli" which once activated, would result in the victim becoming super sensitive for an hour. This would be evident if they were visibly uncomfortable. The second hex as explained by the doctor was called "Decrepify". Once activated, this hex would cause someone's legs to stop working for about an hour. This would be evident by the victim completely ceasing to walk and stand in spot, as if stuck in concrete. He was to report back to the doctor in his shop. So, now all that was left was to find suitable victims and let the hexes do their work. However, he had to also say the hex out loud for it to activate, which could possibly bring unwanted attention to him. Then again, having a floating black sphere with giant wide eyes next to him already did that.
So, Shin continued to stand by along with Ghastly. He did not want to use the hexes on just anyone, they had to be ideal. If his understanding was correct, he simply had to look at someone and focus on them while he spoke the hex into existence. Then, either instantly or after a few seconds of waiting, the hex would either work or fail. Although it did not matter which hex he used first, he decided he would play around with stimuli first. His ideal victim would be a woman as she was sure to bring the most attention to herself. So, without further ado, it was time for a little mayhem.