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A reverse incantation of Augustine's curse could be used to remove an individual's shapeshifting powers, specifically those that Dracula possessed. It was to be used in combination with Dracula's sword, an ancient relic bound with demon spirit.[1]
History[]
To remove the shapeshifting powers that Toru and his pack acquired after stealing them from Dracula,[2] Dracula instructed Willow Rosenberg to perform a reverse incantation of Augustine's curse. By angling the spell through a portal, Willow affected a large area and rendered all vampires powerless.[1]
However, Dracula's spells were mere window-dressing for his powers, in that they had only strengthened his power of will through the decades.[3]
Requirements[]
Wielding Dracula's sword, Willow chanted the incantation in Latin: "Aufero incuentatus... Kritikus pillanatban jelen van... Lacrimo Augustino!"[1] (Translation: "I take away the enchantment... This is a critical moment... I weep for Augustinus!")