Geron Kees
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Nietzsche is probably advising Porvus, even as we speak!
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The pattern here is that the enemy side does not have unlimited resources to throw at Jamie and party. That all of this takes place in a fallen-down world must be remembered.
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In the morning, they broke their fast in the dining hall and and then met in the common room so that Jamie could work with Bastyin to enlarge his magickal skill set. It was easy to show the Lachess mage a variety of locks to be used for both defensive and offensive purposes, and in very short order Jamie felt the young man could be expected to at least hold his own during any confrontation. Bastyin was eager to learn, and his talent was sure, and Jamie planned to add to that arsenal of knowledge
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Like this?
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We don't know the food dispensers could make just about any dish, if set to do that. I think if Jamie saw a pizza like this one, they would find a way to get one!
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I've heard of magical babes in the woods, but no one ever mentioned having them lined up on a sofa before!
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The guys are just speculating now. Those guesses will evolve as the fact become more clear. Hopefully!
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Make me smile to hear from you, too!
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It does seem to be unusually contagious these days.
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If you're having fun, that makes me happy.
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Pretty much the way Jamie feels, too!
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Fear in the totally unscrupulous can be a dangerous thing!
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Someone is!
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Speculation is fun, isn't it?
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Jamie already understands some of the magick used to heal by engaging the body's dna to assist. He could very likely work out a way in time to help the prince on his own. But I also explained that each mage has an individual signature to his magick, not easily circumvented by another mage (translocation into the castle keep). At this point it is not possible to reverse what Urvan did. There certainly might be other ways to return the prince to the way his was, but now Jamie and the others are focused on, well,other things. Wanda has a pizza place next to her shop. She didn't get dumpy on her own!
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I guess you can't have a quest story without the characters experiencing growth on the journey. Or meeting others that join them along the way. In that respect, this story is formulaic. I just hope its individual traits will set it somewhat apart from the run of the mill.
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I find the idea that it could be easy to kill repugnant. But I can also see where it could become a necessity. I'd prefer never to have to make that decision.
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Al of this will, hopefully, end well.
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I am hoping the eventual answer will be satisfactory to everyone that has offered a guess.
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Let's see!
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Well, everyone is automatically thinking person. It could just be a dead treef that wandered in from the street.
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I agree with you on that. But I also see where other outdated measurement systems are still in use, or at least remembered, because we humans are just so unwilling to give up the stuff we're comfortable with!
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@Al Norris usually makes sense to me, too.
