sverdskjold replied to your post:heymanshutup replied to your post:what’s this...
i agree, the museum is probably the first place we should search. what do you say! i will bring bones for you.
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sverdskjold replied to your post:heymanshutup replied to your post:what’s this...
i agree, the museum is probably the first place we should search. what do you say! i will bring bones for you.
YEAH!! YEAH YEAH
sverdskjold replied to your post:oh! there’s a plan! we eat the serpent before it...
the dragon was already slayed long ago, wasn’t it? we would be eating ghost serpent.
sounds like a delicacy! the sort of thing great gluttons and orc lords would salivate over, eh?
or maybe those who have little appetite. come now, what we need now is exuberance! candor, even! for instance
toothonbone replied to your post :oh! there’s a plan! we eat the serpent before it...
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sverdskjold replied to your post :sverdskjold replied to your post:sverdskjold...
that sounds like fun! i hardly get to go underground anymore. so long as we don’t get in trouble for it i would love to see.
get in trouble for it? i honestly don't know. but the risk is what makes it an adventure, hm?
sverdskjold replied to your post:sverdskjold replied to your post:i haven’t been in...
i would like to see as many things in the world as i can!
old catacombs are almost always close to newer cemeteries; they are places where the old pits were emptied into, to make room for new occupants. although there are only one or two here. the city has not been so populated for long enough to fill any graveyard more than once.
sverdskjold replied to your post “sverdskjold replied to your post:dreamreaders must make a fortune in...”
i do not trust them! too much mumbo jumbo. i could ask them for directions and they would say, "just follow your heart."
haha! i'm afraid you aren't quite their target audience. I admire any wordshapers and shifters! i'm just not going to lose petals on them. which brings me to
moonglowmoth replied to your post “sverdskjold replied to your post:dreamreaders must make a fortune in...”
silly! the only one who can find the true meaning is you! symbols seen in slumber are subjective and based upon your own personal experiences. they mean different things to different people. seeking interpretations from others won't help!!
motty! very wise, cousin. but if I dislike my own interpretation the fault lies only with myself! and that won't do will it?
sverdskjold replied to your post:i haven’t been in a city in a long time. it is...
that sounds sinister! i would like to see.
i could show you where some of them are, if you would like. but really they are just old and quiet.
heymanshutup replied to your post:i haven’t been in a city in a long time. it is...
have you been here before aventurine was aventurine?
hm? no, no. before the city was the city it was a closed place.
sverdskjold replied to your post:struggling to find the similarity between all of...
peach time. please god let me meet her. great justice!
haha! oh that is dire. apologies, dear moxie, i'm afraid I haven't the foggiest.
tomorrow I think I will make a trip to umber. see if there are any academics who have a better idea of what all this is about.
sverdskjold replied to your post:sverdskjold replied to your post:sverdskjold...
i do not desire adoration, only that you are happy and comfortable while you recover. i will get it to you soon!
swoon!! it is a pleasant aftereffect, then! or I will shuffle it off into the corner where you don't have to look at it much