Maylili wrote:Nurse Fin posted a synopsis of the story a little while ago when someone asked about the Witch and Wizard's backstory:
Nurse Fin wrote:
Basically...
The Witch met the Wizard a long time ago, somewhere far up north where it's always snowing. She was wandering around lost in the wilderness, decided to fly away on her broom when she ran into something, lost her balance and fell. She crashed into the Wizard. She demanded that he give her food because she was hungry, and he brought her to the small settlement where he lived, and gave her food (poisonous mushroom soup...) and shelter. The Wizard lived with his master, who was so old he couldn't walk, that taught him magic and fortune telling.
Then there's a little thing with this yeti-like creature called Tuti that the Wizard was taking care of. It had been causing a lot of damage to the town, but it was only trying to mimic the behavior of humans. Well, this and that happens and Tuti ends up mimicking the Wizard's cooking (that soup again...), and gave it to his master. He doesn't die from the poison, but he's under some kind of sleep spell, or something like that. The Witch, Wizard, and Tuti are all held responsible and are driven out of the town, because they are considered "monsters". The Wizard promises to return one day and lift the curse off his master, when his magic is powerful enough.
After that, they travel south until they reach Harmonica Town. That's when the Wizard starts up a fortune telling business.
What;s the point of them making him have that backgorund if he never mentions it? I Tuti
She demanded that he give her food because she was hungry, and he brought her to the small settlement where he lived, and gave her food (poisonous mushroom soup...) and shelter. The Wizard lived with his master, who was so old he couldn't walk, that taught him magic and fortune telling.
Tuti
