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Fuego
Conspiracy Theorist:
Harry must never, never, never visit Tierra del Fuego.
“The Archipelago was on fire, and it was my fault”
cander891:
Rereading it again it’s actually unclear but I took it that it was a wizard. Page 395, US Hardback.
Harry is talking to Ebenezer.
“Fuego!” Shouted someone from the walls - and for a second I was hit with a little sting of insult. Someone was shouting “fuego” and it wasn’t me.
It’s such a random statement in that chaos to be random, right?
The_Sibelis:
--- Quote from: cander891 on July 04, 2023, 03:04:51 AM ---Rereading it again it’s actually unclear but I took it that it was a wizard. Page 395, US Hardback.
Harry is talking to Ebenezer.
“Fuego!” Shouted someone from the walls - and for a second I was hit with a little sting of insult. Someone was shouting “fuego” and it wasn’t me.
It’s such a random statement in that chaos to be random, right?
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from the walls? Wouldn't that imply it was indeed someone telling the mortal gunmen to fire?
Though of course the ultimate troll move to him saying that would be, it was actually future/alt Harry all along.
cander891:
Yea. It’s kinda what I was angling to without saying it. Again, it’s probably nothing, but it’s so damn random and Jim doesn’t do anything random.
g33k:
--- Quote from: cander891 on July 04, 2023, 03:27:01 AM ---Yea. It’s kinda what I was angling to without saying it. Again, it’s probably nothing, but it’s so damn random and Jim doesn’t do anything random.
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Just a little gratuitous jab at Harry's ego (Jim loves to alternate between frustrating Harry, giving egoboo, putting in a beating, and delivering humiliation).
We heard about the mortal gunmen (mercenaries, likely) getting ready on the walls; then Lea opened the Gateway & summoned the Grey Council; then "someone on the walls" shouted "Fuego!," and within a second the riflemen opened fire.
Of course, Ebenezer had already called the Blackstaff to his hands; he simply killed the mortals, saying "you took the wrong contract, boys" (hence my surmise they were mercenaries).
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