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{{Infobox_episode|title = A Simple Answer|episodeNumber = 18|episodeFocus = The Last University|length = 129 min|previousEpisode = "[[Spring in Hieron 17: A Desire to Live|A Desire to Live]]"|nextEpisode = "[[Spring in Hieron 19: A Night Like Tonight|A Night Like Tonight]]"|pubDate = February 23, 2019}}Across the campus and beyond the walls of the Last University, the gathering masses are holding their breath and asking themselves questions: What does the Wizard Arrell’s conduit mean for Hadrian and his family, and how can Throndir help to protect them? How can Lem ease his Emmanuel’s concern for an adventurer like him? How, wonders Fero, might a god grieve for his father? What money should a career thief like Adaire… or Blake Bromley not take? Who yet moves in that old Forge, which Ephrim knows too well? Who or what is stirring under starlight, and will Hella’s blade be sharp enough for it? But these are questions of the few. The many voice other fears: How can the University serve the needs of the many when its own resources are so paltry? And if they cannot serve them, to whom will the people turn? An absent god? His wounded son? Who? | {{Infobox_episode|title = A Simple Answer|episodeNumber = 18|episodeFocus = The Last University|length = 129 min|previousEpisode = "[[Spring in Hieron 17: A Desire to Live|A Desire to Live]]"|nextEpisode = "[[Spring in Hieron 19: A Night Like Tonight|A Night Like Tonight]]"|pubDate = February 23, 2019|TATT="[https://friendsatthetable.net/spring-in-hieron-18-a-simple-answer Episode Audio]" | ||
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Across the campus and beyond the walls of the Last University, the gathering masses are holding their breath and asking themselves questions: What does the Wizard Arrell’s conduit mean for Hadrian and his family, and how can Throndir help to protect them? How can Lem ease his Emmanuel’s concern for an adventurer like him? How, wonders Fero, might a god grieve for his father? What money should a career thief like Adaire… or Blake Bromley not take? Who yet moves in that old Forge, which Ephrim knows too well? Who or what is stirring under starlight, and will Hella’s blade be sharp enough for it? But these are questions of the few. The many voice other fears: How can the University serve the needs of the many when its own resources are so paltry? And if they cannot serve them, to whom will the people turn? An absent god? His wounded son? Who? | |||
'''This week on Spring in Hieron: A Simple Answer''' | '''This week on Spring in Hieron: A Simple Answer''' | ||
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* [[Andrew Lee Swan]] ([[Throndir]]) | * [[Andrew Lee Swan]] ([[Throndir]]) | ||
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Episode Description
Across the campus and beyond the walls of the Last University, the gathering masses are holding their breath and asking themselves questions: What does the Wizard Arrell’s conduit mean for Hadrian and his family, and how can Throndir help to protect them? How can Lem ease his Emmanuel’s concern for an adventurer like him? How, wonders Fero, might a god grieve for his father? What money should a career thief like Adaire… or Blake Bromley not take? Who yet moves in that old Forge, which Ephrim knows too well? Who or what is stirring under starlight, and will Hella’s blade be sharp enough for it? But these are questions of the few. The many voice other fears: How can the University serve the needs of the many when its own resources are so paltry? And if they cannot serve them, to whom will the people turn? An absent god? His wounded son? Who?
This week on Spring in Hieron: A Simple Answer
True TELEPORTATION is, without measure, the most dangerous and trying spell not explicitly created for violent ends and is thus the small purview of only the most advanced mages of the University… and reportedly some who study the so-called SEMIOTIC practices of the New Archives. Thankfully, there are other, safer, and more efficient means of completing tasks over long distances: ALCHEMIC DELIVERY, SYNCHRONOUS TRANSMISSION, and STRATUMINAL LINKAGE, depending on the distance traveled and, of course, the degree to which co-presence is required...
-An excerpt from the Crystalized Lectures of the Wizard Fantasmo
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