Basement Letters

Letters found in the basement between Raymond Delver and Akil Salah.
(To be formatted, currently just a transcription of the letters)
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Dear Mr. Salah,
It was a pleasure working with you but I'm sorry to say that I simply can't afford to travel back to you. I have more questions about the Ethenian translations but I was also hoping you could send over the documents you had shared on quarter letting. Honestly, any documents you could create copies of and send would be extremely helpful.
The package accompanying this letter contains some of the clay carvings I have made in an attempt to create the symbols you shared. I also have designed a holder for them. My hope is to combine the markings and holder to comprise a demonic identifier that will also call the entity to it and bind it there if correct. The silver capsule in the center of the holder contains the ash of burned Cophris and is lined with demonic calling runes.
Based on our conversations, I believe this can react with fresh blood from the possessed.
I wanted to request that you give the contents of this package a look and let me know if this seems like a viable method to bind an entity. With privacy also being extremely important to me, I wanted to request you please send eveyrything back, including this letter.
All my best,
Raymond
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Mr. Delver,
It is a great shame I will not be seeing you but I appreciate you sharing this with me as this does seem to provide a reaction and what you have made does make sense. It's a very clever way to identify a specific entity.
However, I am curious as to the reason for the body identification aspect as you would need the blood of the possessed inside the vessel which, I assume, would already be the case and tenancy would be obvious. So I don't really see the value of identify the vessel. However, the demonic identification and binding aspect of this is fantastic.
Thank you for sharing your work, it's a great help to mine. As you have requested, I have returned everything with this shipment.
With great respect,
Akil