An interview with Wizman by Reporter Wisboy:

 An interview with Wizman by Reporter Wisboy:

Reporter Wisboy: What's your opinion on Buckshot?
Wizman: He is disappointing. Buckshot has potential, yet he squanders it. If he applied discipline in his life, got himself together, and became Buddhist, he could become quite powerful. However, I do not mind being with him.
Reporter: Your opinion on Azrael?
Wizman: Azrael is a sociopath. The end result of that barbaric, tribal religion he has sad, slavish devotion to. He has too many bio-enhancements, does he think that will save him from going - - - what do they call it? Cyberpsycho? No, they won't. That man is going to go cyberpsycho one day. Although, like Buckshot, I don't mind being with him.
Reporter: Thoughts on Myco?
Wizman: What? The mind-rapist? (shakes his head.) (sighs) Myco is dabbling in lesser, degenerate magic. Dangerous. He is going to a bad end. Myco is either going to end incurably mad, or worse, plagued and possessed by noxious spirits. I wish I could help the kid, yet he chooses to go down that path and I judge him poorly for that.
Reporter: Your ideas on Jinx?
Wizman: Jinx? I think her music is okay. It is mid-tier metal, in my opinion. She is faintly annoying. That is all I think of her. I have not had a chance to be with her a lot.
Reporter: Li Li?
Wizman: Who?
Reporter: Li Li. Buckshot's cousin.
Wizman: I do not have an opinion on her. I forget about her.
Reporter: Your thoughts on The E.A.T. in general?
Wizman: It is a good organization. I would not have joined otherwise. It is likely the only organization I endorse outside of the Tibetan country. However, our enemies are many in these barbaric lands that have not received the Dharma. Although I champion it, I do not know how long the E.A.T. will last.

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