Storyteller at large

She turns away from the stars, wrapped in their black satin cloak, there on the other side of the window. Here, on her side of the impenetrable glass, she is surrounded by the desperately flashing of lights and screens. In this metal room, she feels, for the first time, locked in, almost claustrophobic.

Following these points I will construct a possible chain of events. A greek man, possibly by a name resembling Olivanos, discovers between 400 BC and 382 BC how to fuse wood with other magical components to create a reliable source for channeling magic. After the wars he settles in Thebes, close enough to Athens, but far enough from Sparta. There he starts selling his wands which spurs the magic community of Thebes.