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[afriendtosell]

[ Click, whir. Sounds of movement, and then--]

--Right, never gonna live long enough to get used to that sodding nonsense. [ A pause. ] Or be dead long enough, considerin' the bloody circumstances.

[ Another pause, then, grumbling: ] You never did have enough brain under that sodding fool hat, Midnight. Second time won't be the charm, either.

And

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permavid & text.

[brevipennate]

[blonde-haired, blue-eyed girl with little angel wings looking at you with a little smile.]

I am sorry but I do not think you can go home.

permavid;

[afriendtosell]

[ Have a grizzled, kind of scary looking English man in a trenchcoat. He looks amused. ]

Listen, luv. There isn't anything in this world by the name of impossible. Any berk crowin' otherwise just isn't trying hard enough.

[brevipennate]

[she has seen scarier.]

I think people have tried very harid.

[afriendtosell]

I 'spose they would have, to still be stuck here after so long.

[video]

[fishnets]

...fine. You win.

[video]

[afriendtosell]

Wotcher Zee, you miss me?

[video]

[fishnets]

That's an awfully loaded question.

[video]

[afriendtosell]

Oh, you know me, luv. Walk softly an carry a loaded -- well, let's go with mouth in this case.

Trust things haven't gotten too bad in me absence?

[bigreveal]

A teenage boy goes on in great detail about how magic isn't real and it starts popping out of the woodwork.

[afriendtosell]

Maybe some naive little sprog out there's making a right scene for himself by clapping and saying: "I believe, I believe" over an over again.

[bigreveal]

The worst part is, that's probably an effective form of magic somewhere.

[afriendtosell]

Believe in anything long enough and it's bound to get a spark of the gift on its own. Might not even try to ruin the whole bloody world with it if you're lucky.

[ voice; ]

[afriendtosell]

If not me, then who would?

[ voice; ]

[afriendtosell]

Been to Hell and back, Squire. If that don't mean anything then we've got bigger problems then tryin' to find a way home.