audience: laudna

[mygod]

Comments

[undread]

Maybe it's fun. They're toying with us. And tying you three up with work.

[mygod]

I wouldn't doubt that if it were true. They are rather disorganized actually.

[undread]

Really? I suppose they haven't noticed that all of you keep putting up that veil for long periods of time while things over here happen.

[mygod]

Well. We said they could easily become aware of what they see or hear from all of us if we aren't careful, but we never said they were smart.

[undread]

Thank goodness!

...These locations we're visiting every week, do you know why? Can they see us here?

[mygod]

[ thinks about the low int scores after what was said last ]

I have no definite explanation for them. The natural magic permeating this place must make the apex, the swamp, I assume, more unstable. Perhaps it could be related to the monster afflictions.

[undread]

I like this one. Very interesting. Last week was a bit dull by comparison, don't you think.

[i know you wrote the locations i apologize for this]

[mygod]

[ this made me bust out laughing LAUDNA chilla's arts her chilla's arts her chilla's arts her ]

In comparison, yes. The areas were small and strange, or... messy, or too large and bizarre. I prefer these, but I assume they will vanish when the next week arrives.

[undread]

[yes it has a spooky aesthetic but we had to work as baristas!!!!]

Do you know anything about this place? What's going on with the blood spigot?

[mygod]

[ the real horror is the food service industry ]

I do not. It is a place I have never seen or heard of. I believe Pestilence was able to converse with the godling tree, however, if you were interested in speaking to them about it.

The life of the tree was being harvested for whatever reason, it seems.

[undread]

I see. I have very mixed feelings about magical trees...

[anyway she never talked to pesto about it until it kicked them all out and she decided she hates it forever.]