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[me_fuckyeah]

[today, in Camp, there is a strange scent wafting through the air...

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[futureseeing]

... Excuse me?

[futureseeing]

I'm rather embarrassed to say that I lost my way from home, and somehow found myself here.

[acivilservant]

It sounds like a lot of people have had that same problem, aside from those that were just outright kidnapped.

It's the weirdest thing, but people tell me not to worry about things I can't change. ...I can't say that really comes naturally to me, but I'm trying.

[futureseeing]

But what is to say there's nothing you can do to change it?

I am perfectly content to adapt to this place, but I do not feel that it can't be changed.

[acivilservant]

That's a good point. I'll keep it in mind.

This place does have some nice things about it, too. Just the other day, I got to see beehives. That was a new experience.

[futureseeing]

I hope you didn't provoke them, or else it wouldn't have been a very pleasant one.

[acivilservant]

Haha, no, no. I was properly instructed in the art of talking to bees. They're actually pretty cute, when they're that small.

[futureseeing]

That small? Are bees in your home that are much bigger?

[acivilservant]

Yeah, a couple of feet and pretty aggressive on top of that, but it sounds like that's pretty rare. Most of the people here make it sound like they're used to the smaller bee.

[futureseeing]

Bees can be aggressive, but only if you provoke them first... but to be that big...!

[acivilservant]

Well, back home, they're really thought more of as monsters, than just bugs or, uh... pets, almost, in this case.

[futureseeing]

The monsters that plague your home-- are there many of them?

[acivilservant]

Oh yeah, pretty much everywhere, outside of the cities. It's just a part of our lives.