stackyFACTSTurns out the French immigration authorities are significantly more terrifying than the dark forces of the abyss.
Turns out the French immigration authorities are significantly more terrifying than the dark forces of the abyss. The self-proclaimed 'Wickedest Man in the World' went to Paris to conduct a hardcore magical working meant to summon a terrifying deity. Instead of ripping open the fabric of reality, he just annoyed the local police so much with his drug use and general weirdness that they slapped him with a deportation order. Magic is real, but bureaucracy is undefeated.
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