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WHO: A bunch of magic lamers.
WHERE: Dunwich, Massachusetts.
WHEN: Friday, September 2nd through Sunday, September 4th.
WARNINGS: TBA. There's bound to be something.
SUMMARY: Herp derp.
FORMAT: Whatever you feel like!

Let's get it on.

■ Friday, September 2nd.
■ Saturday, September 3rd.
■ Sunday, September 4th.

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[Yes, he may have read the stories (SHHH) but he is surprised by the words.]

Really? Well, I suppose if one is an outcast then it would be natural to cling to the familiar and equally outcast. There are rumors of such packs in my world, although staying together is far more dangerous since the price for were-pelt is rather nice.

Can't say the same for us. Nobody would want such a thing.

[After all, that used to be a person.]

Then perhaps yours are more lucky. Some even consider their meat a delicacy, though I'm of the firm belief that it's still cannibalism.

Truly. That's one of the most foul things I've heard today.

[The rest belongs to some of his 'fans' and their funny ideas about his sex life, but... whatever.]

[and speaking of today]

Finding anything of interest here?

A few new faces, but little else.

[The con holds little beyond the collection of magical folk, and the ability to get them in one place for a time.]

[He nods in agreement. It's all rather dull considering the group that has come together]

I fear I may have allowed myself to willingly be tricked into attending, not that I wasn't curious as it was, but there are rather more of the non-magical than I thought.

I've still turned it to my advantage. I'm sure you could do the same.

Leaching off the magical feedback of those present?

What a crass suggestion. No, of course not.

[Who do you think he is, Illidan?]

[He merely shrugs off any offense Snape may have been thinking. Magical addiction is fairly common in his world, so who was he to guess otherwise even if he was making a rather rude "joke."]

I've known others who were tempted by less in such a situation, not that this world would have any idea what to do with an addict.

We don't have anything like that. You might as well suggest we become addicted to breathing.

Interesting. Magic in my world is tricky especially when dealing with dark magic.

Who mentioned dark magic?

[Careful, Wes... You're abruptly on thin ice.]

[He's just going to stomp all over that ice]

I did. I'm not sure about your world, but in my world most magical energy comes from what was left over of the demonic dimension, so it sits there calling to those to touch the edges. Those who regularly perform magics are far more susceptible to this call.

[Yeah, he heard about Willow through the magic grapevine]

We have no such -- source. Our magic exists within us, and within the world at large. Your worlds magics must be rare-- and at quite the disadvantage if you must contact other worlds for their power to borrow.

[And seeing how Wes has admitted to being a practitioner, he's now somewhat suspect as a dark wizard. Go figure.]

Our world is more connected to magics than people realize, but the majority of humans like to live in a world where they can understand and prove everything. There are ways to access magic without touching the demon worlds. Harder, yes, but it's purer in a way.

[His own magics have been of a less pure energy at times]

[Snape is watching Wes with curiousity; but wariness, too.]

How difficult? Wouldn't the idea of not corrupting oneself with foreign influence be worth it to avoid the 'quick and easy'?

It requires a lot of personal introspection and for many that's a part of themselves best left uncovered.

[Himself included]

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