Cahoon magic society

## Cahoon Magic Society by Robbie Robertson

Hello dear readers,

Welcome to a new edition of Salvatore Scryer. This time we're dealing with a hot topic. With the Cahoon magic society. Yes, exactly, this ancient association of magicians, about which there are more rumors and conspiracy theories than about the American moon landing. But we wouldn't be the Scryer if we couldn't bring light into the darkness. Or is there perhaps more light than you would think?

But from the beginning. According to popular rumors, the Society is many things. A coven of witches that has existed since ancient times and worship either Satyrs or Pan. A band of men who worship Satan in dark rituals and feed him the souls of children. A secret society behind which nothing less than the last Nazis hide. And who knows, maybe it's a little of everything? No, I think we can rule out the Nazis. Although as a conscientious journalist you should never do that. In any case, we wanted to get to the bottom of the matter and have used our considerable resources to find out more for you. And what should I sugarcoat it, we haven't been able to get anything concrete out of it. We had already given up and let the article disappear in the drawer when suddenly someone contacted us. An insider, someone who claimed they were a member and could tell us something. Unfortunately, we haven't been able to verify this, so be warned, either this is one of the biggest revelations scryer could ever make or we've been taken in by a con man with a fertile imagination. But read for yourself and form your own opinion:

The Cahoon magic society is an ancient secret society of magicians. So old that even its members don't remember when it was founded. The only one who could change that would be the mysterious Cahoon himself, but he doesn't. As with so many things, he leaves the members in the dark about a lot. At first glance, the Society looks like a typical clichéd smoking club. Except that both men and women are members. People meet, debate, exchange ideas and learn from each other. The informant did not want to confirm the rumors about one or the other orgy, but when we asked a very significant smile played on his lips. But what makes the company so special is the magic. All full members are gifted with magic and it's about learning and teaching each other. And the greatest source of secret knowledge is every Cahoon. But this one seems very sparing in disclosure and encourages competition and sharing among members rather than teaching it itself. Within society there are factions or factions that vie with one another in a strange contest for the Cahoon's favour. Our informant also couldn't say where this strange competition came from, the Cahoon is very sparing with information, but there are indications that in his opinion the most effective method would be to encourage diligent learning. Rumors also circulate privately among the members that this is the best way for him to disguise his own goals and yet he has powerful magical talents who serve and further his goals. There is probably a crude point system between the factions, according to which he grants favors. Unfortunately, we couldn't find out much more about this, only that these points can be acquired through many things, through mutual teaching and learning, as well as through fulfilling Cahoon's wishes.

The members themselves seem to be a wild mix of different species and races. It is unclear why so many beings of different origins come together here, but maybe that is one of the mysteries of the Cahoon. In any case, according to the informant's claims, there are angels and also demons, humans and elves, various animal beings and they all get along more or less well under the umbrella of society.

And they don't dance around the fire on full moon nights either. They seem to meet far more often in a secret mansion. Yes, some even seem to live there. In addition to all sorts of rooms that you need for normal life, there are also plenty of rooms for magical applications. Whatever that is, he said he couldn't explain it to someone without magical ability. If only he knew which newspaper I write for. In any case, one of the most interesting rooms seems to be the room of the Cahoon. One is only admitted there on special occasions and then receives the gifts of the Cahoon. Of course, the informant didn't want to tell us where this property is, it was too dangerous for us, but our research points very strongly to an old Christian monastery.

As you can see, there is more between heaven and earth than is sometimes dreamed of. Stay with us and buy the next issue of the Scyer, with certainly just as interesting topics as today.