"Gold should be no man's treasure"

I am a Fowl, and as such my thirst for knowledge is…never ending. Recently, I’ve made good work of learning near everything having to do with my life and family. There’s a downside to the more I learn, though. The more my knowledge increases, the less and less subjects I have that interest me, whether I know of them or not. I haven’t had the same interest in near anything lately. I’ve been mildly, half-heartedly dabbling in African history, but it’s…predictable.

I am glad to announce, though, that my interests have been peeked once more.

Thanks to my brother, Myles, phobia’s are the current cause of fascination to me.

I know the standard text book reasons for a lot of fears. Mostly predictable ones. But the more and more I research these fears, the more outrageous, unusual ones I find. Which stimulates me in more ways then one. The outrageous factor is a good chunk of my peeked interest.

Myles himself has a rather unusual phobia.

Eisoptrophobia, or, the fear of mirrors.

Which is quite frankly more then a little confusing.

I have yet to figure out what it is with mirrors. I’m not really even sure if it’s an actual phobia, or just some sort of…phase. I never had anything like this in my youth, however, and both Mother and Father are flabbergasted.

So at this current moment, I find myself searching the web for recounts of Eisoptrophobia, a cup of warm tea and biscuits next to me, as it seems I might not sleep tonight with my attention on the subject.

I will list my results at a later time. Probably in a few hours.

Anonymous asked: Do you have any hobbies besides being DASHING?

Thank you for the compliment. I enjoy reading and, as of late, tasting exotic wines, though never enough to get drunk.

Anonymous asked: How does it feel to be untouchable?

Untouchable?

Hmm. I suppose I am, aren’t I?

Well. It feels rather nice.

Anonymous asked: Do you ever consider, now or later, about getting into a romantic relationship? And with who?

…I’m not certain if I should answer this.

Yes, I would like to eventually. I would even…go so far as to say, one day I want to have children, preferably adopted.

Anonymous asked: What do you regret the most in your life?

Once again, I’m not allowed to disclose that.

However. I can disclose a more face-value regret that anyone with half a mind could notice.

I regret my past criminal endurance. I realize a lot of it was necessary, but even then, I just dug myself deeper into the ground the more I ran that enterprise.

Anonymous asked: When have you been most afraid?

I’m afraid, for my own safety, I can not disclose that. I’ll admit—even if the Fowl enterprise is one of piece now, we are not without enemies. In fact, this whole blog could be used against me, but I doubt we have enough enemies left to really piece everything I say apart and break it down.

Anonymous asked: What is your most fond memory of Butler?

Hmm. Now that is a tough question.

I suppose the most fond one I have is of the day the school semester had ended, and it was time for me to leave for Summer. It was the school year he had been banned from being in-campus with me. That day, he had been standing there all afternoon waiting for me, and as I walked to the car, despite out usual nods and greeting, he actually went as far as to give me a tight, welcome back hug.

…I enjoy that memory more then I probably should.

Anonymous asked: Do you like horses?

I do go horse back riding on occasion, yes. It and talking long walks are all the exercise I tend to get. And horses are rather majestic, strong, able creatures.

Anonymous asked: My Little Pony?

That’s more of something my brothers(well, Beckett at least)enjoy. I’m not much for children’s shows. It’s not the worst out there, though.