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Warning - Top Secret
The following document is the transcription of an audio recording between
a reporter for the "Midside Courier" - Miss Cassandra Beckstein
(shortened to Cassy) - and an individual identifying herself as "Evelyn".
This recording appears to be made in a conference room in the newspaper
main office and uploaded to the cloud as an automatic backup. Contents of
this document are not to be made public.
Cassy: Miss < REDACTED >?
Evelyn: Yes, but please do not call me that. How about Evelyn. That's a
good name as any.
Cassy: That is fine by me. So, Miss Evelyn. You told me you have inside
information to the world of the fashion-witches. Those are very tight-
knit with their secrets. May I ask how you came into possession of those
facts?
Evelyn: Why, isn't it obvious? I am one. Oh, no need to flinch. If I
wanted you transformed than I wouldn't bother talking to you.
Cassy: Glad to hear. But if you really are-
Evelyn: I am.
Cassy: Then why come talk to me? This will surely anger other fashion-
witches.
Evelyn: That won't matter. At least, very soon it won't.
Cassy: Alright. Fine by me. So where do you want to start?
Evelyn: With the basics of course. There the most misconception lie.
Technically this name is misleading. As are many other things that are
common knowledge. The truth is obscured. Either by mistake, wrong
observation or on purpose. But tell me. How would you describe fashion-
witches?
Cassy: I guess fashion witches are people naturally gifted with magic. It
lets them transform people into sentient clothing for their own sadistic
pleasure.
Evelyn: Well, you have one thing right: fashion-witches are people. The
rest. Not so much. I admit, growing up I believed those lies too.
Fashion-witches are born. It is in their DNA. Their very nature.
Bullocks!
Not a single person is born a fashion witch. They are made. Not born.
How? By studying various occult texts. Nowadays - if you browse carefully
in the dark web - you can get a pretty complete collection for 49.99. Tax
not included.
Cassy: So what? Everyone can become one?
Evelyn: Yes, with enough dedication. But please, don't try it. Do not
jump into it and try to become a fashion-witch yourself. Believe me, you
don't want to. It was the biggest mistake of my life becoming one myself.
Cassy: That is a bold statement. Can you elaborate?
Evelyn: Of course, but not right now. One has to understand the basics
first. You see in order to awaken as a witch one has to raise their magic
affinity past a certain point. To make it easy for an explanation I tack
the number 100 to that point. Most people actually have a magic affinity
when they are born. It can range from everything like 1 to around 80.
Obviously, those with a higher starting affinity have an easier time to
awaken.
Cassy: I guess yours must have been pretty high, to begin with.
Evelyn: Ha, no! In hindsight, I might guess I was around the lower
twenties. Which only meant more time and study was required. But there is
more to magical affinity to the threshold for awakening. Earlier you said
that fashion-witches transform people for their sadistic pleasure, right?
Cassy: Yes, I did. No offense, but what other reason might there be to
condemn people to such a fate? To turn them into sentient clothing.
Evelyn: It sounds logical, right? But most aren't doing it for their
sadistic pleasure. Some might, but most do it out of fear. That might
sound strange, but it is true. Fear is the primal motivation of fashion-
witches. That includes the acquiring of transformed victims.
Cassy: I have a hard time to believe that as true.
Evelyn: Well, you see, most fashion-witches became such in order to avoid
one fate: to be transformed themselves. There is this hard to discredit
rumor that becoming a fashion-witch makes one immune to spells of other
witches.
Evelyn: But once they awakened they notice a simple truth: there is no
immunity. They might study more or try out a few harmless spells and come
to another conclusion: magic affinity doubles as a persons resistance to
harmful magic.
Cassy: They remain prey?
Evelyn: Harder to catch prey. It is like this. In order to affect anyone,
the witch must have a higher magic affinity than their victim. Roughly in
the ballpark of thirty percent. They might chalk it up as a useful tidbit
until they run into a fashion-witch. Chances are they will be around 140
in magical affinity. Enough to overpower a newly awakened witch.
Evelyn: The next step - if they manage to escape - from a simple witch
to a fashion-witch is the hunt for means to boost their own magical
affinity. How would you propose one might do that?
Cassy: You said there are exercises to raise one's affinity.
Evelyn: That would be one way. However, newly awakened witches find
progress now much slower. Meanwhile, they might be hunted. A quicker
solution is needed.
Cassy: Aren't there any spells?
Evelyn: Now we getting closer to the truth. There is one spell known to
mankind that can do it. With it, the caster can transfer part of a
person's magical affinity onto themselves. However, the term "part" is
quite generous here. Around one to two percent are transferred. Though it
tends to be close to one percent. The spell has another drawback: if the
target is too far away the transfer is paused.
Cassy: So a witch needs a few bodyguards and cast the spell on them?
Evelyn: Remember. One percent per target. In order to gain a useful
amount, a witch has to surround themselves with at least two dozen people
that always stay close to them. Quite a hard thing to do.
Cassy: I guess that isn't very practical.
Evelyn: If only there was a spell to make a witch's - willing or
unwilling - followers more portable. And now - at latest - it makes click
and the witch understands why other witches transform people into
clothes.
Cassy: So newly awakened witches have only one choice? To become a
fashion-witch.
Evelyn: Well, no. However, this is the very moment a witch has do decide
if they stay a witch or become what they fear the most: a fashion-witch.
There is a reason why you don't hear much from the former one. It all has
to do with the effective use of people to raise one's own magical
affinity. The higher the victim's magical affinity the higher the boost
and protection for the fashion-witch. A newly baked fashion-witch might
now realize that they are the most effective victim for another fashion-
witch.
Cassy: If that is true then there is a certain irony there.
Evelyn: Oh yeah. But most fashion-witches have little time to appreciate
it. Here is a practical little exercise for you: how many pieces of
clothes are you wearing right now?
Cassy: Uhm-
Evelyn: Is it anywhere close to thirty? Because that is the average goal
for a newly awakened fashion-witch to arrive. The math is simple. The
average magical affinity for most people is around 30 to 50. So they will
give a boost as sentient cloth of around 0.4. Not that much, right? To be
safe from those 140 affinity witches the new witch has to reach at least
10 additional magical affinities just through sentient clothes alone. Let
me do the math for you. That's twenty-five people. On average of course.
And that only to stay safe.
Cassy: That is a lot!
Evelyn: For that reason, newly awakened fashion-witches are often easy to
spot. They are decked out in layers of clothing and carry an unholy
amount of jewelry. Yes, rings and necklaces count. Why shouldn't they?
Most witches learn that trick pretty fast.
Evelyn: I still remember this one boy - newly awakened - who transformed
everyone he could get his hands on into a gold chain that he wore a
necklace. Carried around 40 or so. Like a scrawny white boy version of
Mister T., It looked ridicules. Come to think of it. I am still not sure
if Mister T was a fashion witch or not.
Cassy: Wait! Boy? I thought-
Evelyn: That all fashion witches are female? Of course not. Magic is open
to everyone. So now you ask why you don't see any around. Why there are
only wanted posters around for female fashion-witches.
Cassy: I guess-
Evelyn: Well, most male fashion-witches are easy to spot. Not as witches
mind you, but they dress erratically. That often leads to their downfall
as they stand out enough to attract predatory stronger fashion-witches.
Evelyn: Just imagine thirty or more pieces of clothing and jewelry on a
guy. Social circumstances make him stick out like a sore thumb. But some
use this to their advantage. Met a guy once - punk-look through and
through - who had an insane amount of piercings. Each one of them a
victim. I narrowly escaped the same fate.
Evelyn: And there is this one singer. Famous for wearing all those
friendship bracelets gifted to him by groupies. Except I wouldn't call
them "friendship bracelets" and they certainly weren't gifted. That they
are "made by groupies" has a certain twisted logic to it. Anyway. Smart
fashion-witches flee the cities when he gives a concert there.
Cassy: Wasn't that one-
Evelyn: German? Yes. But those are the outliners. Most males go for a
simple solution: transforming themselves into a woman. Most often telling
themselves it will only be for a while. That once they are stronger then
they will change back. Strangely enough, this never works out.
Cassy: Why? Is it so much better to be a woman?
Evelyn: Yes and no. Wearing sentient clothing is quite corrupting. They
feel different. Better. It is hard to describe. Adding to that is the
fact that almost all female clothing is more pleasurable to wear than
male clothing. You don't believe me? Compare a necktie to a silken scarf.
Rugged flannel shirt to a woolen cardigan. Believe me, it is a universal
fact. If society had evolved to a state in which male clothing was more
comfortable and alluring then we might have more male fashion-witches
after all.
Cassy: Do fashion-witches grow their wardrobe indefinitely? It often
feels like it.
Evelyn: Not really. Like many things with fashion witches it only appears
that way. Of course, each fashion-witch strives to reach a magical
affinity of around 140. And once they do they optimize their sentient
wardrobe to wear less. Because a former male fashion-witch has a lot of
other things to worry about when they reach 140 then turning back towards
being a man.
Cassy: What I still don't get is why reaching and maintaining 140 so
important. If amassing magical resistance is so important then why not go
higher?
Evelyn: Why not indeed. Proof that you are the best fashion-witch of them
all! Well, the answer is easy: fear. If a fashion-witch goes higher than
140 then it sends a sign to other witches. That you are not satisfied
with newly awakened fashion-witches anymore. That you will go for those
in the range of 110 to 120. Which makes you more powerful. Soon you'll be
hunting those above 130 and eventually those around 140. That will make
every witch near and far away be scared of you. Why is that bad? Because
fashion-witches band only together to hunt down those who rise above 140.
It is simple math. A band of ten witches can overpower a single powerful
one. Maybe one or two gets transformed before the other one is defeated.
Still better chances than to be hunted down one by one. In fear of a
witch gone ballistic even rival witches might band together.
Cassy: I see. But what do you mean by going ballistic?
Evelyn: Its a special term for- Imagine this: you survived long enough
being a fashion-witch that your natural magical affinity is slowly rising
towards 140. What to do? Well, I asked myself that the very same question
a lot of times. You see, I rarely even wear sentient clothing anymore. It
just might about push me over. I am in no mood to be hunted down by a
bunch of frightened witches. But soon I won't have a choice anymore. I
will go over 140 all by my self.
Evelyn: There are two options. Go build a lair and hide - more to that
later - or do what every witch fears: strap on your most powerful
sentient clothes and go on a hunting spree. That is what fashion-witches
call going ballistic. The mad dash to gain so much power than not even a
squad of fashion-witches can bring you down. The magic goal here lies
around 200 magic-affinity. 60 points of difference is a lot of witches to
subdue and wear if each is worth about 1.0 to 1.4 points of affinity.
Cassy: In other words a lot of people to wear too.
Evelyn: A witch going ballistic can go clean whole states free of
fashion-witches. No, don't think that is a good thing. It creates a power
vacuum that is soon to be filled by newly awakened fashion-witches.
Normally most of them would be snatched away by a higher witch. Without
that, most of them will hunt for their own wardrobe. Resulting in about
eight times as many transformed victims.
Cassy: I think I get it now. Fashion-witches try to balance themselves.
Limit their number. If not consciously then subconsciously.
Evelyn: That's one way of seeing it. Of course, if a witch goes ballistic
or not they eventually will switch to the second choice: building a lair.
Cassy: You mentioned that before. I thought you meant figuratively.
Evelyn: No, quite literal I am afraid, my dear. Every witch surviving
long enough will soon or later start a "becoming a lair witch project".
Cassy: That is a horrible pun.
Evelyn: Pun?
Cassy: Nevermind.
Evelyn: Where was I? Oh, yes. Instead of wearing sentient beings to boost
ones strength a lair witch scatters them around. In a way that if she
leaves one boosting object another comes within reach to take up the
slack. Those lairs are usually away from towns and cities. The lair witch
tries to stay out of the crosshairs of other witches. Of course, those
who stumble into their lair are doomed. Even low-value people are
transformed. Everything to grow their lair.
Cassy: Sounds like the premise for a horror movie.
Evelyn: Oh, you'd be surprised, dear. Quite a few movies already are
based on them. Even stories and legends of old. I think the most
prominent lair-witch is Medusa. No, don't believe that crab about being
cursed or stone gaze. All smoke and mirrors. I think by now most of
Sicily is part of her lair. I would suggest staying away.
Cassy: I think that might be worse. Clothes have some flexibility, but
the stone is unyielding. To be caught like that forever-
Evelyn: Right. You think transformations are permanent.
Cassy: They are not?
Evelyn: Aren't, but they might as well be. You see clothing and object
transformation are easy. A limited number of materials. Even transforming
a human into another type of human is comparatively easy. It is altering
a complex system. But if you want to transform a sentient object into a
human it is a whole lot of trouble. A human body is complex and you start
with nothing. Learning that is hard. Most don't bother with it. Citing
that transformations are permanent is way easier. Fools!
Cassy: So there is hope? You can reverse it?
Evelyn: Not exactly. As I go ballistic soon anyways I tell you my secret
technique: I not only learned to transform people back into a human form,
but I learned to do it in combat situations. It's like ripping apart
someone's armor. And the best thing: most who regain humanity have "beef"
with the witch that enslaved them. Not only has my opponent to face me,
but they are accosted by their former victims.
Cassy: If that is true why doesn't everybody know?
Evelyn: Well, that is because freed people can be sorted into four
categories. Most are very grateful to me. They don't even mind that they
all share the same body. All I need to tell them is that they should
hide. Become invisible. Move to the countryside. For former sentient
clothes have a higher chance to be again transformed by another witch.
Evelyn: But some have the gall to complain. "I was a man. Why am I now a
girl? And why do we all look the same?" Listen, it is hard enough to
transform someone back. Even more so in combat. Why should I bother with
individuality? Just be happy you have a human body again. You're welcome!
If they can't accept that then it's back into the wardrobe. This time it
will be mine.
Evelyn: Actually, I lured some high-affinity people into my closet by
promising individualized bodies. I know. I am horrible. But it helped me
survive. Those are the third group. Of course, there are special cases of
the fourth one. People that had been so long clothes that they can't
imagine being people again. Either they beg me to transform them back or
they are just- Dazed and confused. Unable to make their human bodies move
how they want. It is a mercy to transform them into something simpler
again.
Cassy: It is hard to believe that people can be so far gone.
Evelyn: Well, you have to understand. Some are hand-me-downs. Having
spent decades as sentient clothing. Well, I guess those are the rare
cases. Most often it is mental magic. Witches try to ease their
conscience by making the clothes want to be transformed.
Cassy: It is hard to imagine that a fashion-witch would bother.
Evelyn: Remember, they are just people. They might put on a tough face to
the outside world, but inside- Whole different ballgame. Hell knows I had
my share of stupid things I have done in order to ease my conscience.
Cassy: Care to elaborate?
Evelyn: Sure. Why not? I think my biggest folly was when I was a young
fresh awakened witch. Head deep into panic mode. And there she was. My
best friend. Naturally gifted with magic. I needed her. At least that is
what I told myself. I also tried to convince myself. That she will end up
as cloth anyway and it would be better if I wear her. That even if she
lasted until she awakened she would be mentally too weak. In the end, I
just couldn't transform her. Not as her best friend.
Cassy: So, you let her go?
Evelyn: Far from it. I did go far out of my way to put on a charade. What
I end up doing was going to a girl we both disliked. I took her identity
and body, just before I transformed her. And being her, I transformed my
best friend. Told her that the other piece I wore was my original self
and that at least both were together. I lived as the girl I despised for
years. Because I couldn't go back. To my original self. Then my best
friend would learn of my deception.
Cassy: Did she ever learn the truth.
Evelyn: No, but eventually I released her. It was actually her and the
embarrassment and shame that drove me to learn to turn people back. Big
mistake. Should never have released her.
Cassy: Why? It sounds like you did a good thing.
Evelyn: Thought so too. However, I forgot that she was close to awakening
too. Which she did. Only to start hunting me down. All to rescue me. The
original me. Still, I couldn't tell her the truth. In the end, I switched
identities again. Just to escape her.
Cassy: Where is she now?
Evelyn: I have no clue. Fashion-witches change identities all the time.
Cassy: That sounds like-
Evelyn: There are not as many fashion witches as you might believe? I
mean think about it. Most freshly awakened witches fall prey to others
and those that survive? Hunted by bounty hunters. I mean defensive magic
exists. Bullets? Knives? Meaningless. But a good hunter finds a weak-spot
and uses it for a kill. And more often than not these hunters are good at
concealing their approach.
Evelyn: So, why does the fashion-witch population appear higher than it
is? The answer is simple: aliases. And along with those they switch
between different bodies. People known as fashion-witches are not only
prone to be hunted but also feared and their prey might run away. So,
every few months a witch might change their appearance. The easiest way
is by stealing the identity of one of their victims. After all, copying a
human body is easier than creating anew. A second later and the original
is gone. Joining their pile of clothes as one of them.
Evelyn: I remember once running into a coven who claimed a city as their
hunting ground. I took out one by necessity and suddenly the whole coven
was a no show. Turns out no more than one coven member was seen at the
time. It was just one witch switching between a few bodies.
Cassy: If cities are hunting grounds, should I move to the countryside?
Is it safer there?
Evelyn: Might help, but probably not. Cities are a hunting ground for a
reason. A high density of victims. Higher chance to run into one with
high magical affinity. But no sane witch settles down inside a city. They
stake a claim in small towns or suburbs. Best of all if no one even knows
of their claim. Anonymity can be a good defense. Of course, if a witch
runs into a worthwhile victim inside their claim chances are they will
claim them after all. However, rural areas might proof safe of witches.
Unless one build a lair nearby.
Cassy: I must admit I know someone who was transformed and retrieved. I
sometimes wear him. Just, you know, that he gets some stimuli.
Evelyn: You didn't wear him in public, right?
Cassy: Oh, no! He is something that one wears rather in private.
Evelyn: Good. You are right. They are still sentient and will welcome the
stimuli. But never wear them in public. A fashion-witch might just
transform you to get to them. Especially if the sentient clothing has a
high affinity/bonus.
Cassy: Speaking of high magical affinity. What would you suggest to
someone born with high magical affinity? What should they do?:
Evelyn: Hide! Find a barely settled area and work at raising your
affinity. Awaken, but stay hidden. Go straight into lair building. Don't
hunt locals and be careful to not hunt too many. Stay under the radar. It
might be a lonely life, but it is the best way to stay safe.
Cassy: And someone born with low magical affinity?
Evelyn: Never ever raise your magical affinity! As long as you don't piss
off a fashion-witch you should be safe. They will ignore you as you
aren't worthwhile.
Evelyn: You do look a little pale my dear. Anything on your mind?
Cassy: Well, one can't help to wonder how high ones own affinity is.
Evelyn: I would estimate you around 82.
Cassy: What? So high? I thought that was rather unlikely.
Evelyn: It is. Tell me, how long did you work at the Midside Courier
newspaper?
Cassy: Nearly six month now. What does that have to do with anything?
Evelyn: And I heard that your boss makes you all practices some special
exercises.
Cassy: Yeah, to limber our mind before we start a workday. Oh, no!
Evelyn: I think you got it now.
Cassy: Why would our boss try to raise our magical affinity? Are you
saying she is a fashion-witch? Raising us like cattle? That would explain
why so many co-workers transfer out or switch jobs. And then they break
any contact with us. It all makes sense.
Evelyn: Don't worry. I'll take care of her. That's why I am here. Not for
the interview. I apologize for the deception.
Cassy: She must be powerful. My boss I mean. If you are here for her
then- You are going - what did you call it? - going ballistic?
Evelyn: How perceptive of you. Yes, this is where I start. In exactly 13
minutes your boss will walk into the office and she will be the first
witch to subdue.
Cassy: None of us workers will make it out, right?
Evelyn: Sorry. She did a too fine job of fattening you up. And you all
will make fine objects for a temporary lair. Helping me taking her down.
Don't worry. My ballistic run won't be that long. I do plan to build a
permanent lair. There, your co-workers will find a nice home.
Cassy: My co-workers? Not me?
Evelyn: I admit, you remind me of my younger self. Tell you what, I give
you a head-start. If you get out of the building before I begin then you
are home free.
Cassy: Thank you.
Evelyn: And Cassy?
Cassy: Yes?
Evelyn: You know what you must do, right?
Cassy: Run, hide, awaken, and build a lair.
Evelyn: That's the spirit! I knew to spare you was a good idea. Now run!
Evelyn: Well, just about 5 mins until my target arrives. Time to build a
lair-
Addendum:
The reporter Cassandra Beckstein has been caught on camera exiting the
newspaper office alive and human. It is known that she purchased items
from the dark web and later headed westward. Investigators lost track of
her in the eastern rocky mountains. Some speculate that the rise of
missing people cases in the area can be attributed to her.
The office of the newspaper was found vacant and with signs of hasty and
unsuccessful attempts to escape. The subject "Evelyn" was tracked heading
south. Careful estimates suggest her subduing between 30 and 40 fashion-
witches. She was last seen boarding a cruise ship at New Orleans. It was
declared missing after vanishing in the area known as Bermuda Triangle.
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