Wazo Forsbergs

”Wazo the Wildcard” was a mystery to everyone— friends, teachers, and especially his parents. The youngest in his family, it was expected that he would demonstrate some discernible talent at some point. But years passed and he achieved little, impressed no one, and irritated most. He read a lot and he did chores, but poorly enough so that he wouldn’t be asked to ever do them again. He was nearly 10 when he first saw Odovacar Alcimus Libo (page 115) who was then a younger man, but still thrilling to behold. Transfixed, Wazo used his literacy to voraciously consume anything he could find on the subject of magic. Then, he pestered wizards relentlessly. Many Magic-Users mentioned in this book will have either heard of or been accosted by Wazo. Those that know him will deny it so as to avoid further contact.