Remember way back when, when I said that there was something theme-related to say, but I got sidetracked and forgot to say it? No? Well, here it is anyway. The guilds of magic number eleven (and I think I’ve mentioned … Continue reading
Humans don’t consider illusion useful enough to merit its own guild, and any mage with an interest in it has the opportunity to study it. Humans are occasionally surpassingly stupid. I need to learn to use fewer em-dashes.
Watch, as mages argue about unimportant points! Thrill, as we delve deep into the inner workings of the Guild!
Ugh. I really don’t like this entry. I’d claim it was badly written on purpose (*cough*), but that would be dishonest[1]. The lack of small caps is, of course, purposeful. [1]On rereading it before it goes live, I find myself … Continue reading
Rakel isn’t the sneakiest person around (it’s less her than being a mage in general). Kajsa is only better by comparison. It’s a good thing I looked this entry over before it went up. I just fixed three typos and … Continue reading
Welcome back! Next week, we’ll be seeing what Rakel’s up to, and the week after that it’s on to Eirik. Should be a good time.
And so ends Three Arrivals. It comes to 9933 words. I sort of wish I could’ve eked another 77 out of it, but in editing I tend to take things out instead of putting them in. You may have noticed … Continue reading
Profaning by various parts of the Twelve is relatively common, particularly among the upper class and moreso among mages. Given that I’m not given to being particularly profane, and that the average human doesn’t believe in a hell to damn … Continue reading
I probably made a mess of what I was trying to do with this entry. Oh well. Could be worse. For what it’s worth, this is also the longest entry so far: wc calls it 756 words. On a somewhat … Continue reading
I’ll give you three guesses on Captain Eriksson’s first name.
