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Tablet XXIV

Sep 16, 2010 17:57

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With the change in the weather, it seems that the cold months with the frozen rain are drawing closer. As uncomfortable as covered sandals are, is there a place where I will be able to find some?

hates shoes, more weird things, no sir i don't like it, new experiances, trying out new things, still too cold!, humans are so...strange, nature boy, what is this snow?, wtf aru?, winter

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beyondimagining September 17 2010, 01:38:46 UTC

My goodness, is it so late in the year here? It was summer in Cornwall.

[Text] of_wild_clay September 17 2010, 04:52:57 UTC

[New person!]

This year is slowly coming to it's end.

Cornwall? I have never heard of such a land before. Is it often summer there?

Re: [Text] beyondimagining September 17 2010, 13:45:22 UTC

Ah, how unusual.

As much as it is summer for any place in my country. I live in a village near the Thames in Buckinghamshire, myself. But I was in Cornwall for the summer hols. A marvelous place, really.

[Text] of_wild_clay September 18 2010, 17:48:25 UTC

Most places that man has made are called marvelous. I doubt yours would be very different.

Is it like this world? All stone and metal?

Re: [Text] beyondimagining September 18 2010, 21:49:06 UTC

No, not at all. Hunterscoombe is still very small. There are a lot of small farms and wild areas.

London is a little like it, I suppose. If this place wasn't so ruined. But it is a long trip to get there.

Re: [Text] of_wild_clay September 19 2010, 23:09:37 UTC

Wild areas?

[Interest pinged.]

Then there is much green and animals around? Do they do well against the humans?

Re: [Text] beyondimagining September 19 2010, 23:26:00 UTC

Much as any of the creatures of the Wild deal with humans. But not so long ago the whole area was a great forest. And the land remembers. Herne, they say, still haunts his oak and the Old Ways still cross the land.

Re: [Text] of_wild_clay September 20 2010, 00:11:44 UTC

[And now his interest is really pinged. He loves the stories of this land where London is.]

Herne? Who is Herne? Is he, what is the word, a faerie? I hear there are many of those on this island that holds the city of London.

Re: [Text] beyondimagining September 20 2010, 00:23:37 UTC

Some might call him that. He is like a tall man, horned, and he has the eyes of a great bird. Every year, on twelfth night, he leads the Wild Hunt.

Re: [Text] of_wild_clay September 20 2010, 01:15:35 UTC

Wild Hunt?

...he sounds more a demon but I suppose those of the other world do not look as human as they sometimes act.

Re: [Text] beyondimagining September 20 2010, 11:10:53 UTC

He is of the Wild Magic. [Will says simply.] They have little care for the affairs of humans. They are creatures of magic and nature and emotion.

A great hunt that ranges across the sky to every corner of the world, chasing and harrying any prey that they find.

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