Michelle was 21 years old, and was scrounging thought books at a local antique shop.
The shop was closing and so everything was going super cheep. Michelle was losing hope of finding anything cool, until she came across an ancient looking book with some sort of ruby bedded half way in the cover. Michelle was struck by the mysterious book, it seemed very out of place compared to everything else going on sale. Michelle figured it was a safe buy, since if it turned out to be bad she could try and sell the ruby, so Michelle decided it was worth it and bought it.
When she got home to her three room apartment, the first thing Michelle did was start studying the book; apparently it was some sort of spell book containing spells focusing on bringing inanimate objects to life for various reasons, chief among these was most interesting was a spell to create a magical companion. The spell basically gave an inanimate object a personality, a voice, the ability to move, and varying degrees of intelligence witch would be determined by which variant of the spell she chose to use. Another thing to note was that it said that the companion would always be friendly with her so there was no fear of mutinous objects running about.
Michelle was more than interested at this point and decided to cast the spell on something, what does she bring to life?
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