Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Josh Wilhoyte 02-23-05, 02:30 PM	Is it just me, or does your copy of "City of Towers" by Keith Baker have a mysterious black dot at the end of the chapter on page 307. It's not anywhere else. Is there a reason for it? On side note, is it ever mentioned who Lei's father is in the novel? editted: Bad with names
The White Sorcerer 02-23-05, 02:54 PM	Is it just me, or does your copy of "City of Towers" by Keith David have a mysterious black dot at the end of the chapter on page 307. On side note, is it ever mentioned who Lei's father is in the novel?It's just you. At least my copy doesn't have one. And seriously, Keith David? About Lei's dad, not that I remember. It is, however, mentioned here (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=books/main/citytowerscp). Laran d'Cannith.
zambuka 02-23-05, 06:55 PM	It is just a rare splash of ink, the machines that make these books are designed to minimise this but they run fast enough that a few occasionally get through. The alternative is the black spot is actually a microdot containing top secret information and your book was supposed to be picked up by a secret agent of some sorts. So you may expect a visit from the CIA, KGB, MI6 or maybe even the Gnomes of Zurich as they seek to recover this vital information.
Isran_Imrador 02-23-05, 07:09 PM	ahh, i got a black dot to! am i a secret agent?