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You approach the small stone hut and peer in the door, seeing a middle-aged man in wizard robes instructing a small group of pupils. He looks up from his books and harrumphs at you. | You approach the small stone hut and peer in the door, seeing a middle-aged man in wizard robes instructing a small group of pupils. He looks up from his books and harrumphs at you. | ||
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A short-skirted schoolgirl cracks her bubblegum and winks at you coquettishly. You apologise for interrupting, and continue on your way. | A short-skirted schoolgirl cracks her bubblegum and winks at you coquettishly. You apologise for interrupting, and continue on your way. | ||
==Notes== | |||
*[[Fernswarthy's Hut]] is located in [[The Nearby Plains in the Distant Past]]. | |||
*It is the past version of [[The Ruins of Fernswarthy's Tower]] in [[The Nearby Plains]]. | |||
==References== | |||
*Does that short-skirted schoolgirl seem familiar? She sure seems [[The Naughty Sorceress|wun-wun-wunderbar]]. | |||
[[Category:Locations|Fernswarthy's Hut]] | |||
Latest revision as of 04:54, 26 January 2007
You approach the small stone hut and peer in the door, seeing a middle-aged man in wizard robes instructing a small group of pupils. He looks up from his books and harrumphs at you.
"Do you mind? We're in the middle of a very important lesson on the Ethics of Magic."
A short-skirted schoolgirl cracks her bubblegum and winks at you coquettishly. You apologise for interrupting, and continue on your way.
Notes
- Fernswarthy's Hut is located in The Nearby Plains in the Distant Past.
- It is the past version of The Ruins of Fernswarthy's Tower in The Nearby Plains.
References
- Does that short-skirted schoolgirl seem familiar? She sure seems wun-wun-wunderbar.
