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Fortune's Opportunities Against Liar's Yen Contrary to popular belief, Foaly did not spend all his spare time scanning the vicinity for mind probes, creating spare protective helmets, or searching for more things to be paranoid about. No, those acts were only performed at the beginning of every month. After that, any free time was spent on various little projects, most of which involved tinkering with Mud Men Technology. While it was true that fairy (his) technological achievements out shone any Mud Man's (even little Artemis's) by light years, there were a few devices regularly used aboveground that intrigued him. Like, for instance, video