Geron Kees
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All very good answers!
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Lots of good questions! None of which I can answer, without spoiling the story. But I can clarify...Porvus worked the mind control on Jamie at the inn of Dorf's brother, through one of the Gliftok, and made Jamie lower his shields. That's the same magick that Porvus is using to control other mages.
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I can't say. I would just LOVE to, but I can't. The elsmits? I think that's in the next story.😈
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Never read too much importance into an elsmits! 😁
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Jamie operates under a very special set of conditions, that allowed him to take Skoda's knack. Jamie's own knack is rare, and the lens has changed it in ways that no one else could manage. Taking a knack may remain a one-of-a-kind talent, in this case. We probably won't know until the next story!
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Hmm. A 'naming of the little lens guy contest?'
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One of the traits of a good leader is knowing sound advice when they hear it!
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Oh. THAT guy!
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But your crystal ball is moving in the right direction!
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It was an arbitrary age I picked out of thin air, just thinking it would be SMALL. Sorry!
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A kiss is just a kiss, a smile is just a smile. But, boy, are both of these fun!
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I happen to agree. Unity is a powerful force. And the unity of friendship will always be stronger than the unity provided by fear. Who's the purple guy? He doesn't look like he's on OUR side!
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Wow. Destroying things at the molecular level is just so...permanent!
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And, I do love the questions and observations. As much as I tried to cover every angle in this story, it just proves that one mind is never as good as many!
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I had to look that up. I had no idea that, long before they made autos, the Škoda works produced weapons. I have to say, I like THAT association with the dark mage even better!
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My feeling about Urvan is, that if he ran into a treef in the forest, it would not be Urvan that would be eaten! Again, some wonderful ideas!
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I simply love that imaginations of all of you. What a story could be written, if everyone contributed ideas! Well...if we didn't kill each other first!
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I don't know that answer to that last question! I never heard of a deaf mage. How would they know of lip reading or sign language, if knowing magick never allowed one to be deaf?
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I see your crystal ball is working, anyway!
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Better his flabber gasted, than his flibber dejibbited!
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Magick may be uncommon, but alcohol is universal!
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It's hard to imagine what it would be like to live in a world of magick, isn't it? So many possibilities, but, also, so many dangers. This story has been a lot of fun for me to write. I can see the real possibility of a sequel to this tale, at some point.
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Far below them, they could hear a steady purring sound that could only be some sort of machinery running, and large machines, at that. Underneath the steady whir was another sound, one as much felt as it was heard: a sort of monstrous roar, like the rumble of giants arguing. This was the sound of water, Jamie knew, as it forced its way through some part of the dam to emerge on the other side. The combination of sounds was impressive, clearly announcing the attendance of might of one form or anot
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