MATSU Restrain {?? Word of Maram}	[SOKUBAKU]
	Known Wielders: Mayura Counter-Word: BUIMUKU	Mayura luring Kyou to the dark side Alice is primed for torture Alice & Kyou fighting with the masses
	The first Maram word introduced, MATSU is used by none other than Mayura, Alice's missing sister. Making a reappearance when Kyou's self-worth was at low ebb, Mayura used MATSU to try to bring her beau and her sister into the Mara-laden web of ill-will that she inhabits. Luckily, Frey was on hand to free the dynamic duo with BUIMUKU. (Ch. 9) Later, when repulsing an attempted rescue of Papa Seno, Mayura binds her sister in a punishment arch made of floating stone. (Ch. 15) | Return to Index

	BUIMUKU Release {23rd Word of Lotis}	[KAIHOU]
	Known Wielders: Frey, Kyou, Alice Counter-Word: MATSU	Frey snapping Mayura's MATSU-ropes Kyou blasting Ooishi's emotional walls
	Frey begs entry into Mayura's room Alice's rocky prison is broken The Wings of BUIMUKU Mayura makes a little "quiet time" for Kyou Frey saves Alice & Kyou from the masses Alice takes flight against Mayura Alice breaks the hold of JATA
	Both strong and versatile, BUIMUKU can be used to aggressively combat Maram spells (Ch. 9) and to overcome obstacles of the Inner Heart (Ch. 10). Also, Frey accords it the additional meanings "wind" and "feather", which could make it the second Elemental Lotis word (after IRU-Fire). BUIMUKU also has the power of flight, and is used with surprising results both in the Inner Heart (Ch. 15) and in the Real World (Ch. 21, 27). | Return to Index

	RAJE Light {17th Word of Lotis}	[KOU]
	Known Wielders: Frey	Frey banishing Mayura's cloud of bad vibes
	A cloud of pure light to counter the Mara-spawned dark clouds, RAJE saved the day when Mayura tried to lure Kyou away to the dark side. (Ch. 9) | Return to Index

	YUGU Wood {24th Word of Lotis}	[KI]
	Known Wielders: Frey	Frey building a shelter for Kyou
	A practical sort of Lotis, YUGU has only been used to create a shelter within Ooishi-san's Heart. Although Frey implies that the Lotis shouldn't be used for mundane purposes, it's difficult to imagine how the Maram might be stopped with such a passive Word. (Ch. 9) | Return to Index