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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6579565" data-attributes="member: 20323">Floating alongside and slightly behind Graydon, his spellbook cocked its vellum head toward him, though no words seemed to pass between mage and spelbook. They appeared to be in a tavern, one of the dozens in the Lower Ward. Not a place Shandrizar the All-Seeing would be caught frequenting at the zenith of his power.You're an illusionist? Well, that would explain the dissembling. Quite the opposite I would say from divination. One obfuscates the truth, the other reveals it. In my heyday I revealed no less than 267 significant truths, not all of them easy. Sometimes the truth does go down better with a bit of honey.For now Shandrizar would have to play the part of dutiful familiar until he found an opportunity to undo whatever curse or cosmic joke had befallen him. At least this young prime mage he found himself bound to was not hopeless. He was cautious of revealing his given true name, for starters, and caution went a long way in Shandrizar's book.</blockquote>