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notsofunnybones

LOG 005 --- [Text]

Jun 08, 2011 20:26

I apologize for those who I've made some sort of contact with, I've been very busy with trekking through the forests and visiting the lakes. They're both very interesting and I would like to point out, that I am now home.

trekking, home, bones

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gravity_splode June 9 2011, 15:18:40 UTC

Glad to hear it.

notsofunnybones June 10 2011, 07:55:54 UTC

I'm glad that you're glad.

gravity_splode June 11 2011, 00:32:45 UTC

Good~. I mean, it wouldn't do for it to be otherwise.

notsofunnybones June 11 2011, 06:41:31 UTC

I agree.

May I ask how you are doing?

Thread 8

[WRITTEN] polishrule June 9 2011, 16:17:20 UTC

Did you see a carp??

[This seems like a random question and it is. But she went to the lakes so maybe she saw his carp.]

notsofunnybones June 10 2011, 07:56:15 UTC

No, I apologize, I did not.

polishrule June 11 2011, 14:19:35 UTC

Oh OK

[That's a bummer.]

notsofunnybones June 13 2011, 02:34:14 UTC

May I ask why you wanted to know?

Thread 5

[Written] semper_cogitans June 9 2011, 21:51:07 UTC

There has been much that has happened in that time, and much of it was quite distressing.

Was there anything fascinating that you found during your expedition?

[Robert remembers Temperance... though he might not know her name and he's glad that she's alright.

After all, that's somebody unharmed by what happened.]

[Written] notsofunnybones June 10 2011, 07:57:08 UTC

Ah, no, there was not.

But if you do not mind, would you give me the cliffnotes as to what's happened?

[Written] semper_cogitans June 10 2011, 16:41:01 UTC

[Robert's writing gets noticeably shakier, here. It's a good thing that Temperance can't hear him sobbing.]

Well, the most important village-wide event was a major draft that occurred. It was announced on the first of June, and took over a hundred villagers to a "training forest" that was an occupation of the Third Party. The fighting lasted from the third to the sixth, and villagers were returned at exactly 12:00 a.m. on the seventh.

Many of my friends - including my partner - were taken during the draft, and one close friend of mine, Mr. Sprensonne, was [- and here there is a long, sad pause -] killed.

These wars are disgusting and barbaric. But I suppose I can expect nothing less from these pathetic excuses for scientists.

[Written] notsofunnybones June 11 2011, 06:40:05 UTC

I'm sorry to hear your friend was killed, but...

Would it be too crass to ask you to explain the nature of these... drafts?

Thread 11

unmarryable June 13 2011, 04:13:15 UTC

Welcome back.

Find anything of interest?

notsofunnybones June 14 2011, 06:11:22 UTC

Not particularly, I did however find a good spot if we both would like to go camping.

Didn't miss me too much, did you, Booth?

unmarryable June 14 2011, 23:54:57 UTC

Not too much grass, right?

I held my own. It was boring. You know there are no pool tables or bowling alleys anywhere here? It's like the middle ages or something.