XXIX
When a vagabond hath spent much of his life tracking a lone path 'cross the world, free as the wind with naught in the way of borders and regulations to bar him...it be truly difficult impossible to suppress his wanderer's ways and live the peaceful life. Even in his sunset years.
This I learned when the night breeze called out to me in Devon. This I remembered during the nigh three months spent in the old compound. And this I be reminded of now while adjusting to life in this Neocontra.
I had thought Vri-Eksi would remain unoccupied. But Sir Fujitaka doth prove a most pleasant and considerate roommate. Our conflicts shalt be minimal, methinks.
Which remindeth me. Dr. Phanan, Lady Lumiere: how fareth ye in thy new quarters?