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[dreadof]

Heh, thought I lost this stupid thing for a while. Aah, not like I need the old man getting on my case for more reasons.

[A few random, meaningless scribbles here and there, almost as if he's trying the journal out.]

I'm still not getting what's so special about these journals, since there's no reason to believe that they're magical just because

Comments

[dofaye]

What would they be other than magic?

[dreadof]

Well, I can't explain it much yet, but what if it was some trick X that was inside the pages that just sent information from what you write to the rest of the journals?

[Welcome, to Battler's strange theory making.]

[dofaye]

That... would be a kind of magic, you know.

[dreadof]

You can't just say it's magic because you can't explain it. A trick, some sort of mechanism that's inside all the pages in the book.

[dofaye]

Why on earth would wizards and witches resort to using a muggle trick when magic could do the job?

[dreadof]

Because there's no way that magic could exist. And since it doesn't, it would have to be explainable by human means.

[dofaye]

[...:|]

With all due respect, do you really attend school here?

Same person, different account...hope you don't mind

[smallbombing]

Yeah, I do. ....Why?

no prob!

[dofaye]

Surely a wizard who attends Hogwarts knows that magic exists.

Re: no prob!

[dreadof]

I like to think that it's not obligatory to believe that.

[dofaye]

What does it have to do with belief at all?

[dreadof]

That I can choose whether or not to believe in magic. But I'm not going to believe in it. No way.

[dofaye]

That's your right, of course, but I do wonder how you've managed to handle being here without believing in magic.

[dreadof]

Ihihi~! I just have my ways.

[dofaye]

Of course. You enjoy that, then.