I am only a dead Sciomancer, but I must warn you of fire and kisses.

Lita Burke
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Every time you meet someone new, there is the possibility that you will die. This is not a metaphor or hyperbole, but rather an unavoidable fact of life. It is possible to die anytime you are exposed to fire or to be kissed. It is not uncommon for people to lose their lives, especially in the case of fire.

Source: Tredans Bane

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