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The Case of the Short, Short Prince by Geron Kees © 2016, 2022 All rights reserved. This is a work of fiction. All characters and situations are imaginary. No real people were harmed in the creation of this presentation. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chapter Thirty -- Urvan was placed in the ground, covered, and left to his rest. The ev
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I wonder if the pun is a form of evil magick designed to make men lose their minds?
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Both solutions would have worked. Jamie hates to litter, though.
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Even the best of defenses will eventually meet their match. Lodda can run, but he can't hide.
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Yeah, I'm not holding my breath, either. Yet when the next bunch lands on the moon, there will be corporate hoopla and all sorts of backslapping, like it had never been done before. Bah, humbug!
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Ah, well. The guys are in need of a rest, don't you think?
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Hmm. Errol Flynn as Dorf. I kind of like that!
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I have already posted chapter 30, even if you haven't seen it yet!
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The most dangerous menace a mage might face is being trapped inside his own shields with a terrible case of IBS!
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Sigh. Another good point!
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Jamie has said that the shields only pass air, visible light, and sound. And even those features may be modified.
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Some people have no vindictiveness in their souls, just sympathy. Jamie is who Jamie is. I rather like him that way, too.
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I was thinking of casting Leslie Nielsen in the role of Myron The Morbid in the film version of this story. But, he's dead, and even politely asking him to come back to take the role probably wouldn't cut it!
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Very good question! And, you shall have an answer.
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And yet, no celebrations. A shame. You'd think something as important as the first landing on the moon would be remembered with a little more ceremony than this!
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I have always kind of liked the idea that things are not always as they seem.
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No. Seeri and Rier were not with them at Cotrin. Each of the characters contributes. Some, more than others. Bastyin's innate grasp of magick will certainly allow him to go farther, faster, than Irik or Gorge. But everyone has unique views, and everyone has contributed. I didn't want anyone to be left out. But, as the newest to magick of the group, it was only right that Gorge's part would be somewhat smaller as he observes and learns. I'm not handing out any spoilers, okay? I have to resist the temptation to comment on questions and speculations. All you guys have great imaginations, and obviously like sci-fi and fantasy. It has been a lot of fun doing this!
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Wow. Well, there are only a half-dozen chapters left now, so soon you'll know!
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That seems correct. So far as we are finding out today, the natural laws of our universe look to be the same everywhere we can observe. But it has not ruled out the idea that there may be places where variations occur, particularly near stars that seem to demonstrate unusual properties. I would guess that no fiction we can ever write here on Earth will ever match the wonders we might find 'out there', if we ever get there.
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Everyone in this band contributes. Jamie is the centerpiece, but everyone has a seat at the table!
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Yep. But so far, no one has a magick that can raise the dead. Let's hope!
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You scare me, Darth Paladin!
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Magicks work differently in the nether, if they work at all. They have to be in their own world to see how magicks work THERE.
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To paraphrase that great mage, Nils Armstrong, right?
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Thanks. The characters are now writing the story.
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