Zephyr

A 100% reliable Which Hand routine that transitions smoothly into mind reading, Zephyr is Cervier's go-to billet effect. He uses it on stage as his opener of choice, as well as for impromptu demonstrations when someone asks him to do something.

With no logic puzzles or tricky body language to decipher, and the ability to end the routine with a drawing duplication, this is billet work at its best!

This release includes two handlings, including one that lets you reveal a full memory if you so desire, and comes with all of the touches and subtleties you need to start using Zephyr right now!

“I think this is the type of mentalism effect that you’re really going to like a lot if you do any kind of walk-around mentalism or if you want to have something ready to go whenever you want. All you need is a billet in your wallet, and you’re ready to roll—that’s it. If you do mentalism with billets, you probably already carry a bunch of them in your pocket anyway, always ready to go. Then this routine will likely become a go-to for you. Over the last month, I’ve been using this extensively, simply because it’s so much fun and easy to do!” — Unbiased Magic Reviews

“When Cervier shared Zephyr with me, back in 2017, I immediately fell in love with it. There’s billet work involved, a which hand effect, a liar/truth-teller plot, and the routine is AWESOME and quite easy to pull off! I highly recommend it! Thank you, Cervier, for sharing this with the community!” — Julien Losa

“I’m actually impressed at how much mileage is added to this from what is seen in Billets for the Modern Mindreader. I especially enjoyed Cervier’s way of making it a major effect, it really clicked for me!” — Brandon Bell

“Fuck, I loved it. What a great idea!!! I'm not usually a ‘which hand’ kind of person, but this is something else! Congratulations to Cervier! Between this and Billet Chi, your site has some serious flagships.” — Phedon Bilek

“Zephyr is a hidden gem; I cannot stress enough how much bang for your bucks this routine gives you!” — Nestor Dee