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Old 05-22-2016, 10:36 PM   #22
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Those durn wizards

Treadlightly: What DiapDealer said.

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I just assumed all the secrecy, the mysticism, and the hoading of knowledge for personal gain (for which the Wizards were known) ran counter to the "knowledge and truth for all" philosophy practiced by the Steerswomen.
That's it, basically, with references to it showing up throughout the book. Especially in Chapter Nine, at the Archives. There also is a quick little hint in that chapter that at some point in the past some wizard had acted directly against the Steerswomen (that event to be further explored in later books).

And Chapter Nine is also where Hugo concludes that the dragon attack was no accident.
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