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Razbunare Pasionala
This spell is cast by moving the wand in an oval shape, starting from the bottom and moving upwards, while pronouncing “razbunare.” Once the shape is complete, the wand is raised forcefully and decisively while pronouncing “pasionala,” looking at and pointing at the person to be cursed. The spell will take effect after one of the parties utters a curse against the other. This spell is not effective in disarming the enemy.
This curse is cast when the witch or wizard wishes to curse the one who has caused them heartbreak. It specializes in ruining the love life of the victim, and, if one exists, of the love rival of the caster, as well as causing rejection by one of the two parties, conditioning the person or people involved to “die for love.” Studies of this spell reveal that it also affects the family lineage of the bewitched person. A dagger appears in the heart of the bewitched person and pierces the organ, simulating the effect of the spell. The souls of those involved are chained and threatened by the dagger, and the slightest movement will unleash tragedy.
While there are no records of the effect being immediate, the risk of bewitching an entire family is imminent when one of the two parties professes the desire to curse their partner, whether consciously or unconsciously (this refers to being subjected to torture in an attempt to heal).
Adverse effects: it is very likely that the curse can rebound on the one who casts it, even with a protective spell.
At the time of publication of this volume of Dark Magic, no way to break the spell has been found, so it is presumed to be a complex spell. Casting it is not recommended, as it can cause the death of one or more people.
Study and consensus are suggested to determine whether this curse is unforgivable.
Merlin.