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| − | As mentioned in their personal data section, they have a domestic appearance as pembroke welsh corgis. This is assumed to be an illusion to hide their real mystical form. But what creates the visual deception? Is it done directly by Stockton and Moreton as perhaps a natural defense? Or is it part of an overall spell cast by the Silver Adept to conceal all things of a enchanted nature that dwell or are part of her Victorian home? Perhaps the best clue favoring the later argument, is a single line of dialog provided by the Silver Adept's executive assistant, [[Raitha McCann]]; ''"I work here, the house doesn't hide from me."'' This alludes perhaps to some kind of spell, hiding the mystic from | + | As mentioned in their personal data section, they have a domestic appearance as pembroke welsh corgis. This is assumed to be an illusion to hide their real mystical form. But what creates the visual deception? Is it done directly by Stockton and Moreton as perhaps a natural defense? Or is it part of an overall spell cast by the Silver Adept to conceal all things of a enchanted nature that dwell or are part of her Victorian home? Perhaps the best clue favoring the later argument, is a single line of dialog provided by the Silver Adept's executive assistant, [[Raitha McCann]]; ''"I work here, the house doesn't hide from me."'' This alludes perhaps to some kind of spell, hiding all the mystic aspects in and around the area from mundane onlookers. |
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ObservationsAs mentioned in their personal data section, they have a domestic appearance as pembroke welsh corgis. This is assumed to be an illusion to hide their real mystical form. But what creates the visual deception? Is it done directly by Stockton and Moreton as perhaps a natural defense? Or is it part of an overall spell cast by the Silver Adept to conceal all things of a enchanted nature that dwell or are part of her Victorian home? Perhaps the best clue favoring the later argument, is a single line of dialog provided by the Silver Adept's executive assistant, Raitha McCann; "I work here, the house doesn't hide from me." This alludes perhaps to some kind of spell, hiding all the mystic aspects in and around the area from mundane onlookers.
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