The visions disappear

"Ah dang nabbit! Crummy piece of crap reception. I knew I should've gotten cable." The wizard curses as he hits the side of the cauldron. The image flickers away regardless. "Oh well, that just leaves you and me alone eh? Hee-hee-hee!"

His gnarled hand is still on your leg. This old man is very creepy.

"How about we continue watching in the morning? My old bones are getting tired.

Would you... like to join me?

No? Suit yourself. Sleep well!"

You walk out of the wizard's chamber and onto the motel walkway. You didn't know this place had a wizards tower decor option; your room doesn't look like that. Maybe you have to pay extra. The 'No Vacancy' light shines in a neon red colour, gently illuminating the night sky. You really have to stop going to such seedy motels.

The next morning you see the wizard at the complimentary all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet. It's just a couple boxes of cereal and some fruit. Some buffet this is.

"Oh hello young one. Sleep well?

That's good. Listen, you should watch what the green ones are up to now, you'll find it very interesting."

He swipes the coffee pot from a fat woman's hand. She looks at him as if he was a madman, which he most definitely is.

"So whom shall we watch, hm? The Orks? Goblins? Ogres? We'll most likely see someone different from yesterday, but it's sure to be just as good, hee-hee-hee!"

Man, you just wanted a bowl of cheerio's and a cup of joe.