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We use a solar roll recharger. Folks here think our smartphones and laptops are magic. And we let them think that. Ganhook knows the truth. But he says the electrical charges from our gear isn’t high enough to cause problems.

The basic component of magic. When the Great Explosion happened, Lavun was produced and scattered across the land. Despite an enormous industry created to find Lavun, only traces of it are ever discovered. It’s immensely powerful, and immensely valuable.

They have electricity, but rarely use it because it can attract electrical spirit storms. They use guns. But magic weapons are preferable. For environmental reasons, fossil fuels are absolutely forbidden. Hence no cars. But it’s amazing how animals here have been adapted for transportation. Eg. Sool horses can cover thirty miles an hour over rough terrain for up to ten hours. Mudflics can haul…

Aisling’s temper.  Seriously, though, Spirit Storms totally terrify everyone.

An excellent question. And an excellent phrase. Sometimes I feel like part of me has already become Dunarised because I catch myself doing things like adapting my accent and using various tricks to blend in.

Unlucky for them.

No. It’s the other way around. Just surviving a mild attack by a Spirit Storm was enough to convince me something like that should never be let loose within our world. I doubt there’s a weapon in existence that might stop it.

No. Invariably, when a highly advanced civilization is exposed to a more primitive culture, mayhem follows.

Dangerous. Some of it, especially the drum beats, can stay for days inside your head. It would drive you nuts. I prefer my smartphone player. Right now I’m listening to Iceage, Twenty One Pilots, Kendrick Lamar, Nipsey Hussle and much more. Aisling’s learning a windfall, a pipe that passes through three wooden balls. Right now it sounds like a cat’s wail. But that’s progress….