Yesterday, I was forced to attend a meeting called by the Head Wizard for all who taught under him. Alas, for some reason, it was held at the university location that is near the road to the King’s Gate; which guards the borders of the kingdom. It is far and one must travel through the wilderness and across a desert to get there. Many times, we have begged to have such conclaves moved to a more central position; to one of the cities or villages where we have campuses rather than the wilderness near the kingdom’s borders.
Luckily, one of the wizards was willing to arrange a chariot to the far reaches for those of us who might fall off of our brooms from such a long journey. We took a carriage there, where I heard about the many offspring some of the wizards have. One has an even dozen, I jest you not. The oldest is about the same age as my oldest niece, 26. The youngest is an infant. Verily, his wife is healthier than most.
The conclave was productive when we were in our individual disciplines, but the overall meeting was less conducive. It has a just purpose, but the execution fit not quite right; for there was not adequate time for explanations and each was too content specific.
This morning, I went to see the new Marvel Play, Shang-Chi. It was my second time seeing it. It’s very good. Indeed, if one has not seen it, they should stop reading this and run to their local theater. Alas, a hag sat two seats down from me. She kept lighting her messenger crystal to speak with someone not at the theater. I think the litch she came with, dragged her there. The play was still good, but someone had released dragons or demons on the kings highway and all brooms, horses, carriages, etc. were forced from the main road had to find other ways to their home. It took me a full hour to make it back to my hovel. Now, I am sunburnt. ‘Tis sad indeed.
