fourth.
I think we can all agree that yesterday's curse was an improvement over what's come before. Forcing us to hunt down and destroy any last vestiges of our childhood to protect the innocent is quite the twist. But then, not everything that came to life yesterday might have been so innocent...or so I'd say, if I had any proof. In any case, it was certainly entertaining, and it kept everyone busy.
It's a pity the same can't be said for the past weekend's curses. People turning into animals, men turning into women, adults turning into children--there's not much sense to any of it. Although I suppose if the children go hungry, the animals can be hunted for food. Perhaps that's the pattern? I'll have to consult the chefs of the City.
Incidentally, might anyone here share their experience of trades with the deities? There doesn't seem to be much data available on the subject. As a researcher, I hate to see gaps like that.
It's a pity the same can't be said for the past weekend's curses. People turning into animals, men turning into women, adults turning into children--there's not much sense to any of it. Although I suppose if the children go hungry, the animals can be hunted for food. Perhaps that's the pattern? I'll have to consult the chefs of the City.
Incidentally, might anyone here share their experience of trades with the deities? There doesn't seem to be much data available on the subject. As a researcher, I hate to see gaps like that.