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My name is Kazimir Wolfe, people call me Kaz, except they dont. I never use my real name, its too dangerous, for me and for anyone I meet. Im on the run from the law, who think I killed my aunt, and from whoever did kill her, because they want to finish the job. So, I move around a lot, working construction or whatever job I can find. Its a lonely life, I dont let anyone get close, people who are close to me end up dead. Why?
Im a wizard. The worlds only wizard, as far as I know. I dont have a wand or a sword, and I dont ride a dragon. I carry a Glock 9MM, and drive around in a beat-up RV, with a talking dog.
Yeah. The talking dog was a surprise to me too. Duke is inhabited by the spirit of a 3,000-year-old wizard from Babylon, and hes a good dog, but he is still a dog, and thats a problem. Like, he still thinks squirrels are his mortal enemy. And that I dont feed him enough. How did the spirit of an ancient wizard reach across time?
I dont know.
The truth is, Im not much of a wizard, because theres not much magic in the world for me to work with.
But there used to be magic.
And magic is coming back, as our world converges with the Nether.
Unless I can stop it.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Im a wizard. The worlds only wizard, as far as I know. I dont have a wand or a sword, and I dont ride a dragon. I carry a Glock 9MM, and drive around in a beat-up RV, with a talking dog.
Yeah. The talking dog was a surprise to me too. Duke is inhabited by the spirit of a 3,000-year-old wizard from Babylon, and hes a good dog, but he is still a dog, and thats a problem. Like, he still thinks squirrels are his mortal enemy. And that I dont feed him enough. How did the spirit of an ancient wizard reach across time?
I dont know.
The truth is, Im not much of a wizard, because theres not much magic in the world for me to work with.
But there used to be magic.
And magic is coming back, as our world converges with the Nether.
Unless I can stop it.
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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