Aveta 103

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[so... it's been sunny. Or well, much sunnier than last month so far. Cam, like most other reasonable people, has been appreciating this in the ways sie knows how to do so - namely, sitting outside in the sunset. Sie's found hirself a nice spot near the center of town, set up a picnic blanket, and taken a seat there with a few

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Ah, I can only imagine. Conversations with members of other tribes tend to be, well... fascinating, truth be told. Their perspective can be so vastly different.

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...Forgive me, but I do not know much of centaurs. Nor any of the other peoples you have told me of. Might you be convinced to tell me more of them?

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[Goats? Cameron is unfamiliar with these creatures. Horses sie knows though. Imagining someone as half-man...? Is that to mean gender or - people a generic word for beings. Okay, so half horse.

...That's odd to imagine. Sie can't help but wonder if they have antlers or not.]

Well, yes. It would be most odd to judge an individual's mentality based on their tribe. There are cultural indicators of course, but still- [...] Did you say that they are spirits? Such as the spirits I have heard of in Luceti?

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Tied to a tree- so in a sense, a dryad is the essence of that tree? What a fascinating people.

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Creatures? Well... seals, horses, birds, wolves... standard fare, I would assume. [...] Only... I suppose it is not right for me to assume that, because none of the animals I have seen in Luceti quite resemble the ones at home.

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[...She's seen seals? Man, sie misses the seals. But okay, let's try to explain...]

Well, I have not seen birds with a plumage that I recognize, for example - their feathers and colors look strange. Or, those... large mice with the long ears I have caught a glimpse of, I do not recognize them either.

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I obviously wouldn't know what they are called.

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Rabbits, you say? I wonder if they're in any of the books I've collected...