"There were only six of us, thank you, and the only insanity we got up to was a brief argument about which city had invented risotto. Besides," Magnus smirks as he sits back, "there are already a ton of warlocks running around here."
But he understands why Crowley might not realize that. Most demons are bad news, Crowley is the very rare, perhaps unique, exception. Besides, most warlocks keep themselves hidden quite well, and contrary to the natural assumption, most New Age style crystal-and-herb stores aren't run by warlocks. Tailor shops are more likely to have warlock proprietors, as it happens, and he knows at least one long-established Savile Row label has had the same tailor since 1806.
"Better than a ton of demons running around, though. Why London?"
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But he understands why Crowley might not realize that. Most demons are bad news, Crowley is the very rare, perhaps unique, exception. Besides, most warlocks keep themselves hidden quite well, and contrary to the natural assumption, most New Age style crystal-and-herb stores aren't run by warlocks. Tailor shops are more likely to have warlock proprietors, as it happens, and he knows at least one long-established Savile Row label has had the same tailor since 1806.
"Better than a ton of demons running around, though. Why London?"