It finally smells like proper autumn. The horses are happy, at least; though clearing their grazing of giant oak leaves is more of a chore than I'd have thought. Seems they're just falling all of a sudden. Was it this bad last autumn
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The dead squirrels worry me more, truth to tell. One, I could understand, but with Paladin's report that's two I've heard of so far.
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Things are changing.
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Change, and death. One sees these two things laid out in opposition. Which is this?
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What does the Wilderness look like?
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There's an open grassland, going on what seems to be forever. But the elevator is hidden inside the trunk of a tree that goes up, until you can just see something that looks nothing so much like the islands floating around the Tree.
I do not know, Krile.
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Things are dying and the Wilderness comes back. [curlicues] I don't know either.
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[Pause.] All right, I am, for all that I'm surrounded by others much more gifted in the art of concern.
Things have settled now. I even took a few days off. Which should, by rights, mean time for friends.
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Really? I hadn't heard that. Might have to make a trip down there soon.
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It's a remarkable sight. I wish I had a--not a spyglass. What's that smaller gadget called, with one for each eye?
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I know what you're talking about, but I can't remember the name. Bi-something, maybe? I think there might be a pair in the Adventurer's HQ. I'll stop by there later, see if I can't find some.
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