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Runic Messages Section

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I was reading through the runic messages and opening up to the pages where they should be and I noticed that the page numbers for the 5th through 9th messages are incorrect. The page numbers should be:

  • First message, Page 13: "I picked the lock on your journal, Nevery. Conn"
  • Second message, page 48: "I like Heartsease. Conn"
  • Third message, page 71: "Who you calling servant boy? Conn"
  • Fourth message, page 125: "Told you I was a wizard. Conn"
  • Fifth message, page 151 (should be 164): "Cannot trust Crowe. Conn"
  • Sixth message, page 210 (should be 226): "I am sorry, Nevery. Conn"
  • Seventh message, page 256 (should be 278): "Figured out that myself. Conn"
  • Eighth message, page 283 (should be 307): "You got it wrong, Nevery. Conn"
  • Ninth message, page 326 (should be 328): "Must save the magic. Conn"
  • Tenth message, page 395: "Thanks Nevery. Conn" "You are welcome, Conn. Nevery"

I didn't want to edit the actual article just in case the paperback book of The Magic Thief that I have is different from the hardcover version. Does anyone know this to be true? Otherwise, I can go ahead with the corrections. Imabored1 (talk) 18:17, 12 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

I went ahead and corrected the page numbers. The article now looks like:
  • First message, Page 13: "I picked the lock on your journal, Nevery. Conn"
  • Second message, page 48: "I like Heartsease. Conn"
  • Third message, page 71: "Who you calling servant boy? Conn"
  • Fourth message, page 125: "Told you I was a wizard. Conn"
  • Fifth message, page 164: "Cannot trust Crowe. Conn"
  • Sixth message, page 226: "I am sorry, Nevery. Conn"
  • Seventh message, page 278: "Figured out that myself. Conn"
  • Eighth message, page 307: "You got it wrong, Nevery. Conn"
  • Ninth message, page 328: "Must save the magic. Conn"
  • Tenth message, page 395: "Thanks Nevery. Conn" "You are welcome, Conn. Nevery"

Please revert to original text if I am wrong! Thanks, Imabored1 (talk) 20:26, 14 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]