Did you know demons don't actually manifest "inside" a summoning circle? As summoners know, they appear under it like sharks against a cage
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The Chladni Correspondence tells us: From each name, you can derive a resonance pattern that you can use to call in and then bind a demon.
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This is a fundamental theorem of modern demonology! Until then, nobody knew why specific grids worked or how to find new (safe) sigils!
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Once active, the sigil plucks the strings of spacetime in just the right way, lures in a spider. It presses a face against the prison bars,
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and SNAP, it's bound! If you set up the sigil properly that is. Use the wrong sigil and it may fail to bind, or worse. You don't want worse.
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HIGHLY recommend Charles Stross' "Laundry Files" series if you haven't read it, it's a blast.
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I have in fact read all of it but I feel like there's some more original takes on computational demonology to be had (at least to me, chladni patterns have much more of a 70s cybernetics vibe than fractals)
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