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While these devices may be a more efficient means of communication than magic, and nowhere near as messy as firetalking has the potential to be, there are inherent flaws in their design. They are far too small, for one, and lend themselves to being easily misplaced. I suppose it will have its uses, which is more than can be said for most Muggle devices, but if not for the distinct lack of owls, I would not be so resigned to let it replace the perfectly respectable practice of letter-writing.

That said, the sheer amount of idiocy beyond the doors of that Muggle hospital is absolutely baffling. Never in my life have I heard such a ridiculous tale, which is quite a feat when one considers the many desperate lies told by Death Eaters when presented with anything resembling consequence. I have little tolerance for foolishness and will not be treated as either an invalid or an imbecile they assume is eager to believe stories that are clearly meant for children.

Writing on this fool thing is an exercise in tedium and a miserable excuse for communication, I might add. Quill and parchment would have been much quicker.

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Owl and floo always worked efficiently enough, along with countless other methods. These Muggles devices are quite clearly more trouble than they're worth, and I've not had mine more than an hour.

In that case, those on this island are more intelligent than their captives give them credit for, though I'm sure only just, considering the doctors seem to believe them a pack of drooling imbeciles.

You must be the sort of Wizard Sirius is.

Ignore the doctors. They are far more idiotic than even the youngest of the children that reside here.

Sirius Black.

I am not the same sort of wizard as Sirius Black. I am far superior.

I had already dismissed them even before my release. Of course, now that I have your permission to do so, I feel far more secure in that decision.

Do not take it as offense, I only meant you come from the same branch of magic.

It is a rather jarring thing. Might I ask your name?

In the vaguest sense of the word, I suppose we do, though I still shudder at the very thought of being connected to that arrogant fool.

Severus Snape.

And I am Loki. I foresee you proving far more tolerable than Black.

If you think me tolerable, then I sorely pity you, and yet I cannot deny that Black is not a difficult act to surpass. An ill-tempered dragon would provide one with company that was both more amiable and more intelligent.

Contrary to popular belief I can display patience at times.

But dragons are highly intelligent.

Should I ever find myself with the desire to care about such things, I will be sure to keep that in mind.

The slight was not against their intelligence, but their temper.

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