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Tonight our victim is
Eshel
Eshel is quite the avid reader, a ion I can personally appreciate quite well. And sometimes, you find a book that no matter what you do you just can't seem to put it down.
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Tonight our victim is
EshelEshel is quite the avid reader, a ion I can personally appreciate quite well. And sometimes, you find a book that no matter what you do you just can't seem to put it down.
Thirteen Tales 2020 Index
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It almost looked like an upside-down spade from a deck of playing cards, but was comprised of multiple colors, at the center there was a brown anchor shape which at the bottom had a yellow-orange arrowhead shaped tip. Then the entire thing had a white border.
...doesn't really remind me of anything.
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Kickaha lost a magical book. And went looking for it in a magical shop specializing in transformation.
And then, when I commented, Calex did not deny said book being linked to the Thirteen Tales, despite the story not being part of it.
Yeah, Kickaha is my official guess for having TFed me. In which case, I humbly request more TF books, though preferably with slightly more comprehensible content this time around.
Also, how didn't said literary burglar get transformed? Say, into a cat, thus becoming a true cat burglar? Surely, if one steals a magical book from a karmic trickster, they would get karmically transformed, most likely in a way that is as awful a pun as possible? And if they did get transformed, into a feline for the sake of argument, how would the book have ended up in the library in the first place?
And, even ignoring all of that, it was surely Kickaha who brought the book back out of the library. Only a magical trickster could manage to concoct a scheme to remove a book from a library without the librarians noticing. And surely, only one who knew the magical properties of the book would even bother to take it out of the library. What is more, he must have known about its magical properties beforehand, so as not to read it before removing it from the library, thus rendering himself incapable of removing it. Only Kickaha would fit that description.
And, the coup-de-gras that proves all of this beyond a shadow of a doubt - first you claimed responsibility, stating "Naturally, I will freely it to being behind a quality prank whether or not I was actually involved in or even aware of the aforementioned prank." Then, you went back on that statement by denying responsibility. The only logical way to explain this sudden change of tone is panic at being called out after attempting to brush off the suspicions with a joke.
Or maybe all of this is wrong. I am part dog, so it's not an impossibility that I'm barking up the wrong tree.
(Also, I spent like half an hour writing that comment. Somebody please save me.)