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[hero_mcdohl]

[page is sopping wet]

Damn, I hope this is water resistant...

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[axe_of_the_oath]

Young Master! Did you trip?!

Oh dear...are you all right? You haven't hurt yourself, have you?

[hero_mcdohl]

Oh good, it still works.

I'm fine, Gremio. Wet, but fine.

I need to catch up with my fishing pole.

[axe_of_the_oath]

Oh my! I'll get some dry clothes together, or you'll catch cold!

[hero_mcdohl]

Thanks, Gremio

Did someone build a fire yet? I'll need to dry my journal out when I get back...

[eternal_land]

If you can write in it, then ones supposes it is, right?

[hero_mcdohl]

I was a bit more concerned with if the magic would be affected.

But I think [big tear in the page]

Ugh.

[eternal_land]

I'd think it would have to be completely destroyed to stop working.

[hero_mcdohl]

That begs the question of what "completely destroyed" is. Would it work if we tore the pages out and bound them in a different book? Would we be able to communicate if half of the book was eaten by a monster...?

I'm not anxious to find out the answers, though.

[detective_slate]

Well generally most books aren't. They aren't fireproof either.

Hey, maybe you should test yours and then let us all know if they are or not.

[hero_mcdohl]

Uh, I think I'll leave [rip] that to the more adventurous types...

I don't recognize your handwriting. A newcomer?

[detective_slate]

Oh right!

The name is DETECTIVE SAM SLATE, WHERE MYSTERIES DIE. Pleased to meetcha. And you are?

[hero_mcdohl]

Detective...? Well, I'm Tir McDohl. Nice to meet you.

So ... do mysteries die before or after they meet you, Detective?