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[infinite1up]

[Sato's clearly recording from somewhere high up, but exactly where isn't clear; the background is nothing but cavern ceiling.]

Hello, fellow residents of Hadriel. I'm Sato.

I'd hoped I'd have something more important to say the first time I posted anything publicly, but it turns out I just have a question for all of you.

You see, where I'm from, there's no such thing as magic. But I know that many of you are from places where it really does exist in one form or another. So to those of you out there, I'd really like to hear from you about how it works, who can learn it, and anything else you wouldn't mind sharing.

After all, with dragons flying around, this seems like as good a time as any to talk about the fantastical.

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[save_theworld]

[Hey, why wouldn't he be? Magic bullets are cool. Or hot, depending. A variation of temperatures, but all could still be ordained as-- cool.]

It is!

I'm not sure. There were seven human mages a long time ago, but I don't know if there were more. They were really strong though.

[infinite1up]

Ah, that's a shame there isn't anything more to go on.

Oh, by the way. What makes you think it isn't possible to learn monster magic?

[save_theworld]

The mages lived a really long time ago, I think. I never heard of them until I met monsters.

Because humans are made of stuff and monsters are made of magic. I tried to make a fireball once, but Toriel just said I looked like I was ill.

[infinite1up]

That doesn't sound very promising at all, does it. Thank you for sharing anyway, Frisk.

[save_theworld]

That's okay. Sorry I couldn't help more.