'There is a very, very small chance that ley lines the world over could either spontaneously cease to exist, experience a surge in energy, or drastically alter their patterns. We theorise that in the most extreme scenarios, this could result in massive earthquakes, shifts in oceanic currents, and volcanic activity. Coastlines would be threatened by tsunamis, the migratory patterns of birds, herd animals, and ocean life would be permanently impacted, and magical people the world over would experience a variety of impacts including an inability to apparate or fly.'
According to Jeremy, the odds of this happening were 'so small we can't really even assign it a meaningful number.'
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Re: Private Message to Remus
Date: 2014-09-17 05:51 am (UTC)'There is a very, very small chance that ley lines the world over could either spontaneously cease to exist, experience a surge in energy, or drastically alter their patterns. We theorise that in the most extreme scenarios, this could result in massive earthquakes, shifts in oceanic currents, and volcanic activity. Coastlines would be threatened by tsunamis, the migratory patterns of birds, herd animals, and ocean life would be permanently impacted, and magical people the world over would experience a variety of impacts including an inability to apparate or fly.'
According to Jeremy, the odds of this happening were 'so small we can't really even assign it a meaningful number.'