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what does the ““Vocarum Animale,” and “ communer.” mean?
“Vocarum Animale, a simple but powerful spell created by Horteus Ebekenezer, the great forest communer. You’ll see later.”
Apr 10, 2013 9:56 AM
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Horteus Ebekenezer apparently has the ability to "commune" with animals (here, "commune" means to "communicate intimately with"). He devised a magical spell which allows you to hear animals talking? The spell is called "Vocarum Animale", quasi-, fake Latin-sounding words meaning *some*thing like "animal callings" (but it's nonsense-Latin, don't worry about it). How it works? You'll see later in the book... :)
April 10, 2013
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