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Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2017 2:41 pm
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Kaleb was aware the book was terrible, and he was very nearly cowed into silence. Even an imagined sense of disapproval felt like a crushing weight for the freckled student.
"It... It can still be worth reading, when you remember it's all nonsense," Kaleb protested, in a squeaky, shaky voice. Although the book's purpose was to inform people about magic and the people who could use it, the information Kaleb pulled from it was more psychological in nature. It was a good example of how magic was misunderstood, and how public opinion had been shaped by these misunderstandings.
Unfortunately, it wasn't teaching him what he really wanted to know about, which was the magic itself.
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