It doesn't categorically state Nat is dead, thus, it's unclear.

Also, what?! "I am not surprised by that. i on;y trust sites that you can't edit their information." You do know what the Encyclopaedia Britannica is, right? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclopaedia_Britannica

Errr...well...its like the wiki where you can edit their stuff right? But to be sure I am checking that link you posted.:D

No, the Encyclopaedia Britannica is one of the world's premier published encyclopaedias.

You haven't heard of it? It's like Encarta and stuff.

And speak for yourself, Sentynel, I've seen thousand word articles being reduced to a line of MSN speak. *shudder*

And then someone taps the "revert" button and it's all back to normal.

Sentynel wrote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encyclopaedia_Britannica

Well. I'm impressed. I didn't rightly know exactly what it was, just heard it mentioned before.

Post wrote: And speak for yourself, Sentynel, I've seen thousand word articles being reduced to a line of MSN speak. *shudder*

The reign of Tara shall triumph yet.

Wikipedia seems better anyway. If a big world changing event happens, articles can start being put on straight away versus Britannica where you have to wait for the next edition of their stuff to have information about it.

Sentynel wrote: And then someone taps the "revert" button and it's all back to normal.

Heh, that's my job. You should have seen the old article on the Bali Islands. Aparently it's in Hawai.

Hoepo The Thunder Snake. When Bart was "goading" he said, "Hoepo swallowed his own tail and so ingested himself rather than face my wrath!" So yeah, probably a higher djinni or afrit... He seems like a tough customer though.

It sounds familiar. I think I read it somewere. Not as in an article or story about it, but in passing. Maybe.

Not mentioned in the books at least :( I remember the spirit in the amulet remaining unnamed, and there isnt any other named higher powers I can think of...