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Aug 19, 2010 12:43

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i_themagician August 19 2010, 19:27:44 UTC

We know extremely little, if by "history" you refer to things that happened more than a couple of years ago.

soulofocean August 19 2010, 19:30:23 UTC

...Mister Clow. Well, I was HOPING-- ...Nothing past that? I guess it really was naive.

i_themagician August 19 2010, 19:57:56 UTC

Collectively, no one is even certain the City existed before then.

What was it you wanted to know, though?

1/2 soulofocean August 19 2010, 20:03:02 UTC

...No. Not collectively at ALL. "Collectively" is usually far easier.

soulofocean August 19 2010, 20:03:23 UTC

Anything, really. You know-- whatever drops some light on if this place even existed before the curses started making it this weird!

1/2 i_themagician August 19 2010, 20:11:25 UTC

... I personally don't know, either.

i_themagician August 19 2010, 20:14:55 UTC

That's a very broad category.

soulofocean August 19 2010, 20:17:45 UTC

It's because this is pretty much a shot in the dark. I wish I had more specifics. Like- dates or names of books.

i_themagician August 19 2010, 20:30:53 UTC

If wishes were fishes, I wouldn't be in the business of magic.

1/2 soulofocean August 19 2010, 20:34:02 UTC

Uh. Probably not. Let me guess: you'd be a fisherman?

soulofocean August 19 2010, 20:34:45 UTC

But that's a thought: Mister Clow, do you think magic could help us here? At least making it easy to browse the Library for something?

i_themagician August 19 2010, 20:40:27 UTC

It wouldn't hurt, to be sure, although the methods of divination I have in mind usually work better when trying to find something specific.

So much for needing to learn the Dewey decimal system.~

soulofocean August 19 2010, 20:50:16 UTC

How... specific... would that need to be? Would you be able to find it even if it was hidden very well? Or-- somewhere really unlikely?

i_themagician August 19 2010, 21:02:43 UTC

Generally, the more specific the better. I don't know whether or not it would end up finding it even under those circumstances, though. Admittedly, much of it depends on luck and whether the City wants us to find it.

1/2 soulofocean August 19 2010, 21:09:16 UTC

...Then it's like banging our heads against a concrete door, expecting to budge it or something.

soulofocean August 19 2010, 21:09:42 UTC

But if I was willing to try... What would I need to do?

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