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[thenotmagician]

Sooo.

[Zeke found the note! he doesn't know what to think quite yet.]

As interesting as this sudden world hoppin' thing is I... kinda don't exactly like what this note has t'say.

Just... just curious. Which world is this talkin' about? 'Cause I've spent th'last seven or so months in another world that I was suddenly dragged to and, y'know.

Just wonderin'.

...Ezra you're here right?

[He is trying very hard not to freak out.]

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[audio]

[likesfootnotes]

They saying goes that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, you know.

[audio]

[thenotmagician]

That's what they say. But y'know, my dad wasn't that bad of a guy. He was a bit of th'underdog back in the workplace.

And I'm not even close t'magician material. My mom isn't a blue blood, I've got Esach's disease, and I've got a criminal record. Not exactly what they want. Besides, cooking is a heck of a lot more enjoyable than politics.

[audio]

[likesfootnotes]

Magicians are, by large, all bad. Terrible influences on all things, especially children. The underdogs are the worst, for they'll do anything to get ahead.

Still, if you know your father, then I suppose that absolves you. Knowledge of one's parents is a key ignorance they hold.

[audio]

[thenotmagician]

Sounds like y'have alotta problems with these guys.

[Even more than usual.]

Re: [audio]

[likesfootnotes]

That power of understatement you possess surely complements your attention to detail.

"Alotta" is not the half of it.

Re: [audio]

[thenotmagician]

Gotta start somewhere.

[Start small and all that.]

Care ta talk about it?

[audio]

[likesfootnotes]

And regurgitate the tired old complaints that have stood for five thousand years? Humans are very consistent, you see, and magicians even moreso. In all my time, I've only met one and a half that better themselves. Two, perhaps, if you count the other instance as another half.