Tony's been... well, bored. And being bored is a bad thing when the young man in question has a penchant for trouble, a little more curiosity than was healthy, and access to magic
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There's company nearby - a man in his late twenties, dressed in a weathered tweed jacket and pouring over a large tome. It's probably obvious that he's studying it - he's regularly pausing, making notes, shuffling towards another book on the couch, then back to his notes again.
Paul, our resident history PhD student probably needs a break.
Paul sighs and shakes his head. "Oh dear. I'm so sorry." He glances at the other guy. "I am trying to explain the presence of that dragon," he explains sheepishly.
Tony has to look at him for a moment, then bursts out laughing. "Seriously? The Order of the Dragon? Like... the Illuminati or the Freemasons? That kind of 'order'? Or more like 'order' as in 'commands'?"
Paul, our resident history PhD student probably needs a break.
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"Despite the semantic relationship between the two phenomenon, there is no academic evidence that they share an identity."
This, he finds, is quite irritating.
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"Well why not man? She's actually pretty cool, though she will ask you lots of questions if you get her going."
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Of course, Paul is completely wrong.
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