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WOJ: Hexenwufl solved
Cenphx:
If Rameriz was ok (even though he didnt use necromancy) because he was surrounded by the results of Harrys necromancy, couldnt Cowl have done the same? I.E. Been protected by Grevane and Corpsetakers necromancy? The spirits and zombies were all over the place at the center of the darkhallow.
Apollishar:
I'm working on the assumption that Cowl is as powerful and knowledgeable as Harry seems to think he is. If he did what I suggested, he would've known ahead of time that it would work.
But, as was just said, there's no reason he wouldn't be protected via the others' necromancy, given that we know magic lingers
Ms Duck:
I just think he had a backup plan in case Harry and the wardens did not show; taking out grevane and doign the spell himself probably involved a few udnead of his own. ;D
Cenphx:
One other funny fact from Love Hurts..the RCV, who is trying, in part, to takeout the white court is named Baroness LeBlanc. Last name roughly translates as 'the white' in french.
Griffyn612:
--- Quote from: Ms Duck on May 01, 2012, 01:19:36 AM ---enh. maybe. its a p[osibility, but woudl you do that and risk your life when its easier just to have one ghost hidden under your cloak?
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Is that the best from the Duck? I figured you would have preferred a theory that Kumori was Cowl's re-animated wizard thing.
--- Quote from: asetti on April 30, 2012, 11:09:09 PM ---" Erlking - possible; he may have made the belts, but I don't seem him giving them to Denton. Who else would he make them for, probably at Fae cost, who would then give them away to Denton for free?"
Ah. But how do we know the FBI agents did not cut a deal with him for services or goods?
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My issue is with the Erlking directly dealing with Denton. Denton and his team were obviously aware of the supernatural, but Denton probably wouldn't simply take something from the Erlking in his normal form. And why would the Erlking want Marcone out of the way? Remember, the agents were given the belts so that they could punish criminals that were untouchable. What does the Erlking care about that? And he probably wouldn't sick the agents on MacFinn, who is a great hunter. Unless his plan was to have MacFinn's circle broken, so he was a loose hunter as opposed to a caged hunter. But that all seems beneath someone like the Erlking.
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