Bootyyyshaker9000: The regency era is a time period in the early 1800s known for elegance and being proper and a lot of romance novels like to take place there.
Bootyyyshaker9000: That isn't so surprising, being elegant and proper is tempting. Unless it has the same aesthetic and properness, which would be surprising.
Bootyyyshaker9000: The Deadwardian Era. Bootyyyshaker9000: Fascinating. Bootyyyshaker9000: The similarities and yet pun adjacent names for things between your world and a human world brings up so many questions. Bootyyyshaker9000: Why was Deadwardian called the savage ages?
HUNTER: IT'S NOT A PUN IT'S JUST THE NAME HUNTER: ANYWAY THE SAVAGE AGES ARE THE AGES BEFORE THE COVEN SYSTEM STANDARDIZED MAGIC HUNTER: THE DEADWARDIAN ERA IS LIKE THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO HUNTER: SO THE DEADWARDIAN ERA IS IN THE SAVAGE AGES, BUT THE SAVAGE AGES HAVE OTHER ERAS IN THEM
Bootyyyshaker9000: I don't suppose you know what time period Luz is from, do you? Bootyyyshaker9000: I did also say pun adjacent. It comes across as a pun with the context of the Edwardian era is also a thing. Bootyyyshaker9000: What different did the coven system make?
HUNTER: THE SAME PERIOD AS IT IS CURRENTLY HUNTER: ITS 2020 OR SOMETHING HUNTER: ANYWAY THE COVEN SYSTEM SPLITS WITCHES INTO DIFFERENT KINDS OF MAGIC AND MAKES IT SO YOU CAN ONLY USE ONE. UNLESS YOU'RE IN THE EMPEROR'S COVEN, THEN YOU CAN USE ALL OF THEM.
Bootyyyshaker9000: Really? You're from the same year I am. Bootyyyshaker9000: That does mean the Deadwardian era was two centuries before the Edwardian one. Bootyyyshaker9000: Fascinating. Very, very fascinating. Bootyyyshaker9000: Why would you only want to use one? Doesn't that limit possibilities?
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HUNTER: IF I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE HUMAN THINGS IN THIS BOOK CAN I ASK YOU
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HUNTER: WE HAVE HISTORICAL BOOKS LIKE THAT TOO
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Bootyyyshaker9000: Fascinating.
Bootyyyshaker9000: The similarities and yet pun adjacent names for things between your world and a human world brings up so many questions.
Bootyyyshaker9000: Why was Deadwardian called the savage ages?
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HUNTER: ANYWAY THE SAVAGE AGES ARE THE AGES BEFORE THE COVEN SYSTEM STANDARDIZED MAGIC
HUNTER: THE DEADWARDIAN ERA IS LIKE THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO
HUNTER: SO THE DEADWARDIAN ERA IS IN THE SAVAGE AGES, BUT THE SAVAGE AGES HAVE OTHER ERAS IN THEM
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Bootyyyshaker9000: I did also say pun adjacent. It comes across as a pun with the context of the Edwardian era is also a thing.
Bootyyyshaker9000: What different did the coven system make?
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HUNTER: ITS 2020 OR SOMETHING
HUNTER: ANYWAY THE COVEN SYSTEM SPLITS WITCHES INTO DIFFERENT KINDS OF MAGIC AND MAKES IT SO YOU CAN ONLY USE ONE. UNLESS YOU'RE IN THE EMPEROR'S COVEN, THEN YOU CAN USE ALL OF THEM.
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Bootyyyshaker9000: That does mean the Deadwardian era was two centuries before the Edwardian one.
Bootyyyshaker9000: Fascinating. Very, very fascinating.
Bootyyyshaker9000: Why would you only want to use one? Doesn't that limit possibilities?
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[ Oh boy. Does he want to talk about the real reasons over text. not really. ]
HUNTER: FLAWED
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[ Bad at lying, ]
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HUNTER: ANYWAY THANK YOU, I WILL ENJOY READING THIS
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