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anearlmustmarry

.013 - [ audio ]

Oct 27, 2010 00:20

Kururugi, before you ask, I'll go as a scientist.

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I've made a little bit of progress about the use of running water as a defensive tactic. It seems to only bother certain creatures - most notably are creatures that live closer to the cemetery. Least effective seems to be creatures that live within water ( Read more... )

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[audio][same filter] forhyrule October 27 2010, 07:27:43 UTC

Undergoing such a task would be ill advised until we can better determine its usefulness. Drawing the river through the village will undoubtedly raise threat from water-bound fae alongside any added defense that this effort may bring.

[audio][same filter] anearlmustmarry October 27 2010, 10:44:59 UTC

I didn't quite mean the river - I meant a small trickle of it. Of course, I don't know how wide or how deep the water needs to be for the water-based creatures to live in it. If there was a way to find that out, it would make things much easier.

[audio][same filter] forhyrule October 27 2010, 22:15:11 UTC

I doubt that an individual of your intellect will trouble on these questions for long, Lord Asplund. [ She doesn't particularly want to give Lloyd any ideas about how to experiment on the fae; she doesn't always agree with his methods. But... ] The research you have conducted on the fae has proven invaluable.

[audio][same filter] anearlmustmarry October 29 2010, 15:13:27 UTC

I suppose we could take the well as an example - there has been no known fae activity there, has there?

[You are only a tertiary part of this conversation now, Zelda, but your replies will be noted. Somewhat.]

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