If you find yourself here, it's because you pursued it. So, welcome, young witches and wizards!
I know my journals are used as reference textbooks in most classes, but I wanted to leave something out there for readers that want to go the extra mile. If my books intrigued you to the wonders beyond our societal structure, I say let's explore them! Here, I store a collection of my published books, Into the Wilderness: A Study on Various Magical Creatures and Exotic Culture volumes-- well, I've lost track on the numbers of volumes I've published. Personally, I was never a fan of such a long title, but my editor insisted. It does sound a bit elitist, doesn't it?
Since my editor isn't here to censor me and I'm talking to you all directly here, let me just take a moment to tell you I'm against what they've been teaching you in school. There's nothing to fear about the unknown and no reason for the hierarchy that we wizardfolk have created. I've traveled through countless journeys, and yes, there is indeed danger, but what's life without it? And to blame the various magical folk that aren't wizards on the dangers without truly understanding them is, in a word, irresponsible. Now, I just want you to keep that in mind.
It's okay to question authority.
Heck, it's even okay to question me if you wish! Just do it! Question the things around you.
You'll be surprised at how much more there is than what meets the eye.
If what I had just said did not shock and offend you, I'm excited to tell you that within this archive are hidden links to my personal studies, notes that I had taken of things that truly fascinated me and could not publish. I hope you too, start writing in your journals about whatever journey you decide to pursue. And remember, no adventure is too small.