#page 541

[thestoopgallants]

[rapidpixeladventure]

{[Barter]:[Grex]: if you can afford it, buy ALL his bread!}

{[TRADE]: [Tiny Ice Crystals Shard x 2] [X]: [Small Loaf of Bread x 20]} 

You think about what sort of food rations you and your teams has on hand. Cal has [Hardtack Rations x 6] and Gestalt has [Cooked Seeds x 7] which might be enough for the journey ahead.

You barter with Grex to buy some of their fresh baked bread.

You exchange the [Tiny Ice Crystal Shards x 2] over to Grex and they hand you your items.

{You got: [Small Loaf of Bread x 20} +2HP per loaf.

The loaves are tiny, little more than rolls. They are full of seeds and the crust is thick, with small vents cut along the top. It smells slightly sour and you bet is has some crunch to it. 

[STATUS] (new!)[QUESTS][MAP]

What Should We Do Now?

[sharry-arry-odd]

To scry the static is to put faith in the accretion of the miniscule.

The Familiar: Into the Forest (Volume 2), Mark Z. Danielewski

[pwnthesat]

Hy. CR question 15, page 541. The answer is C, but why? Passage two agree with C ( " Finding food and shelter under those circumstances would have been difficult at best. lines 43-44 ) But passage 1 doesn't talk about the difficulty that this travel could cause. So, why c? Thank you very much

Lines 25–30:

"The most straightforward challenge to the old story is the matter of time. The era in which the Clovis people lived is limited by a time barrier that stops about 13,500 years ago: there is geologic evidence that an ice-free corridor between Siberia and North America would not have been open much before then."