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[cloakanddaikon]

Who: Anyone
When: Day 50, late morning
Where: Here and there
What:

[A few hours in, and the halls far more resemble a messy abattoir rather than the last bastion of civilization. Batmonkey corpses, batmonkeys on fire (careful there!), and more than anything, lots and lots of live batmonkeys.

Well, Thusia? How goes your morning?]

Comments

[followthewind]

Mode shift?

[shednotearsformagic]

From sleeping to attacking and right back to sleeping.

[followthewind]

Ain't that hard. Wouldn't go as far as t'call it a mode shift.

[shednotearsformagic]

I was lacking any proper word for it.

[followthewind]

'Stwo words, ma'am.

[shednotearsformagic]

[...cheeky.]

Phrase then.

[followthewind]

[:D]

Guess it works.

[shednotearsformagic]

[=T]

So is that sort of trait common for your home?

[followthewind]

For those of us who lived on the land, sure.

[shednotearsformagic]

On the land?

[followthewind]

Tribes. Nomadic people.

[shednotearsformagic]

[Nods.] I suppose that would make sense then. There's always pests when you travel.

[followthewind]

Y'got no no idea.

[shednotearsformagic]

Pretty much. Nomadic doesn't happen much where I'm from.

[followthewind]

It don't?

[shednotearsformagic]

[Shakes her head.] Not really. Most countries are pretty covered in cities.

[followthewind]

[s. . . shudder]

Seriously?

[shednotearsformagic]

Yes.

Not to say there aren't great planes or nature, but I don't think 'nomadic' is a viable way to live anywhere. Besides maybe Africa.

[followthewind]

. . .

That's really depressin', ma'am. Real depressin'.

[shednotearsformagic]

[Shrugs.] It gives people stability.

[followthewind]

Or panic attacks.

[shednotearsformagic]

Panic attacks?

[followthewind]

I hate cities.

[shednotearsformagic]

...ah, claustrophobic?

[followthewind]

If that's the word for it.