“So the moon effects magic, why?” “I’m working on several theories,” I said. “But I’m currently favoring the… — Ben Aaronovitch
“So the moon effects magic, why?”
“I’m working on several theories,” I said. “But I’m currently favoring the hypothesis that the moon has a seemingly arbitrary effect on magic because it likes to piss me off.”
“That’s a theory with a high degree of applicability to other spheres of life,” he said.
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