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Warm, light brown eyes lit up as he tried to picture just how big and wonderful the world was. However, they quickly became heavier as he was reminded with the realisation that the world wasn’t always as wonderful as he believed it do be. “That’s why we go to school, right? And why we have libraries? My grammy used to tell me how important books are, because you’re always learning… And everything you learn is super valuable and super useful!” A sad smile graced his lips. Then, he looked once to his left and once to his right, suspiciously, as if he was loaded with the world’s most important secret, before leaning in to whisper into Reagan’s ear. “I… can’t swim.”
The world was vast. So vast that it stretched on beyond their limitations a human beings. There were things beyond their comprehension. War amongst their own kind was one of them. Reagan could prattle off the details of the witch trials of the 1600s with ease, but she could not factually explain why it was that wizards always wound up in a cycle of violence against one another. “Your grammy was a wise one, Nibs. Everything we learn is valuable. And each life is valuable too.” At the exposing of his secret, Ray gave Nibs an easy smile. “You know what? I’m not much of a swimmer either. Think it’s too late for us to grow fins?”












