Observations (+ some "Who Are You's")

A journal entry by Dardaptos.

Those who have seen him before will notice I changed his antlers.

Who Are You's: The first fawn, and the magpie-pelt deer. And I wouldn't mind knowing who the second fawn is.

((btw, for those that don't know, Dar is a peryton, which is a man-eating creature that resembles half deer and half bird, with the bird half in back, so he has wings...also, he wears a human skull as a "mask," represented in-game by the beluga mask...he has a "normal" deer face, so when he isn't wearing his skull or another mask, he has the real deer mask))

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The forest seemed more empty today than it was on my last visit. It was fairly quiet. But it turned out to be an interesting day nevertheless.

That blue doe. I've seen her twice now. I don't believe I have seen the others that were with her, however.
...Oh, yes, I remember that large stag now. He was with the blue doe before. The one who appeared to be attacking trees...
There was not much to see here. These deer did not move much.

I came across this fawn...or, rather, it came across me. It seemed the human skull I wear did not bother it. Why it insisted on being with me, I am not sure.

Somehow I felt I should wait for the fawn. It would have been rude to simply walk away, after all.

It fell asleep, and I found I was able to cast a spell that changed the color of its fur. How peculiar.

The fawn wished to fight? No...A friendly spar. A..."play fight."

It was entertaining. Heh...

The nuzzle took me by surprise. I am not used to such things...

The fawn's pelt suddenly reverted back to its original color. Things work in odd ways in this forest...

How do you fly without wings? Is it more of the forest's magic?

I don't mind spells so much themselves, I only wish they did not require eating plants.

Strange that the fawn ended up with a mask similar to my own, not a skull, but with a similar shape.

This elusive deer caught my interest. I admit I took advantage of its skittishness a couple of times, purposely spooking it. Seeing the reactions of others when frightened always amuses me. But it's not as if I'm hurting anyone. Heh...

I actually felt somewhat disappointed when my small companion had to leave. I did enjoy the time we spent.

I saw a deer that carried hearts in its antlers. I wonder what sort of creatures those hearts come from? I would be very interested if any of them are human hearts... Hmmm... I may have to seek this one out some time...

The spell came as a complete surprise. I believe it was from the fawn.

Hehehe, how interesting that the mask which replaced my skull turned out to be that of a bird. It actually goes fairly well with my plumage, too.

The evasive one again. It seems more comfortable around me now. Perhaps it is acquainted with the brown one? Or the fawn?
I was persuaded to join in a spontaneous dance.

I decided to remove my skull for the moment, as I no longer felt interested in frightening the straight-horned deer.
Hmm...I can't remember what is happening in this picture...

Another example of a deer flying without wings.

Dancing while airborne? Once more, I found I could not resist joining in, even though I do not normally do things such as dancing. Dancing without an occasion to do so...It seems to be a common thing in this forest...

The other deer was unsuccessful at joining us in the air, so we came back down.

After saying goodbye to my new companions, I went to this rock to sleep...only to find myself followed! I was both surprised and confused by this. The deer that evaded me before...now follows me as I prepare to leave... Even if it hadn't been evasive before, I don't think I would be much less confused by this. Hmmm...

I wouldn't mind meeting these deer again. Perhaps doing so would help me to understand better...