Oh the tales he would tell! Then one day he told me he needed to use all of his relics and perhaps even my 'Cape of Conjuring' he called it. I brought him enchanters, and he brought me back many precious jewels and relics from far away places. For a while we held this deal and became friends. So I took them to Galamemnon and he rewarded me graciously for bringing them. Now I had no use for these enchanters, but I knew Galamemnon did. Galamemnon himself had many enchanting powers, but he couldn't prove them because the ones he lacked were those that would help him enter the camp! When I heard of this I tied on my cape so I could be made invisible just long enough to enter the camp.The enchanters were amazed at my arrival, and pledged to my cause. The enchanters would only fight for one who could prove that they had enchanting powers. You see there was this camp of Enchanters that Galamemnon the Wizard always desperately tried to enter. He only used it because it was so dreadfully cold out, and he was later glad he did because he realized he had accidentally left the store without paying, and the cape helped him do it! I'd say it benefited me the most, I had greater use for it than my father and grandfather combined.
It was an heirloom in my family, and we didn't discover its invisible power until my Grandfather Haramon put it on one winter to go to the store. Makes you almost invisible for a little bit when you put it on. Other than being warm, it had other powers too believe it or not. It is quite cold this day is it not? Are you not cold in that thin cloak? I used to have me a nice warm cape.
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