The second spell was one that was easy for her to come up with, having already had one similar to it with her golem creation spell she called Mokhir. Rather than one with no legs that was just for fighting, though having a cloud of ash for a lower half was useful for some situations, Elliot wanted this one to have an actual whole body. Arms, legs, a head, and she wanted it to be a viable light source if it came down to it. The first attempt would seemed too small, at least for what she wanted. It basically looked like someone had simply made a lamp that was about two feet tall and tried to make it glow from every single point of itself. It gave off light, sure, but it was just a lamp with arms and legs. Maybe if she made it larger, pudgy, so it took up more space? It would likely look a bit goofy, but it would do the job!

With a new idea on the drawing board, the ash grimoire holding woman would wave through the current golem and begin moving her hands through it like an artist with clay. The ash did not burn her, which she was used to at this point, as she molded a golem that looked like a bounder for the top half. The head would end up farther down the torso, rather than being attached to a neck or anything, and the golem's eyes would be made to glow brightly by using as hot as ash as she could form into them. A goofy smile would be on its face, allowing for more hot ash to be put inside to give off more light source. The abdomen of the creature would look swelled, like a noble with no sense to stop eating, and the arms and legs would be thick to allow for more area to be used. There were no ankles, or real foot designs, with it being basically two pillars as lower legs with the thighs simply being large areas attached to the lower body.

With all this done the eyes and mouth gave a good amount of light, but she wanted it to give off more. Gathering hot ash all around her, careful not to burn any of her surroundings, Elliot Woodcock would weave the glowing ash into every crevice and joint of the golem. The result was nearly half of the golem being red hot and glowing, but it was perfect for what she wanted. Once done she would snap her fingers, signalling the golem to awaken and it would look directly into her eyes with its burning gaze as it awaited orders. By now it was already beginning to grow dark, due to the amount of time she had spent in her artistry, which made it the perfect time to test it out. "Walk a hundred meters away through the forest and then return to the exact spot you are in." The construct would, of course, follow her orders to the letter. After a while the glow would slowly fade, though she knew how far away it was, and after a while it would return to where it began. It seemed to be about ten meters of light, enough to matter in a pitch black or dark area. With her mission accomplished, and spells added to her grimoire, the girl would do a hand motion as if telling someone to go away to dispel her golem. It was time to sleep, and luckily she had brought supplies for such a thing out in the forest.