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[gravity_walk]

So damn bored. I'm debating going back out into the forest to see if there's anything worth hunting around here, but I don't want to drag something back just to see it rot. So anyone feel like roasting a wild pig (or whatever the heck is out there)?

Yeah, yeah, I know that the kitchen gives us anything we want. But I need something to do.

Comments

[thejealousone]

Hunting. Hmm.

[gravity_walk]

Don't bother thinking too much about it. There's nothing out there. ... Now that I think about it, it took an event for lots of animals to even show up for a short time.

[thejealousone]

It wasn't just animals I was considering.

There isn't anything living in the forest?

((ooc: *cough* strikes legible if you like XD))

[gravity_walk]

Heh. Wouldn't be the first time I've heard that.

Nope. Totally ignores the whole need of balancing an ecosystem and such. Probably magic involved.

[thejealousone]

Nice to see someone who doesn't freak out at the idea.

Magic is as likely an explanation as anything. And what the hell is up with those plants in the garden? They couldn't be bother to create plants and animals seperately so they joined them together?

[gravity_walk]

You run into all types over here. 'Course, if you piss off too many, you'll be asking for trouble.

Oh, you mean the man-eater things? Those would be brainchildren of the gardener.

[thejealousone]

Oh, I don't know, it helps to liven things up. Haven't met anyone yet I couldn't handle.

And after he made them, what, they ate his brain?

Though smashing a couple would be fun...oh hell, I'm reduced to killing plants...

[gravity_walk]

You clearly haven't met the resident "gods" then.

Nah. ... But that does make me wonder where he's gone off to. Huh.

[thejealousone]

Heard of them. Can't be that god-like if they're stuck here too. It would be fun to take on someone who's actually a challenge.