Over yonder it stares
beneath
bequeathed of breath
beyond the rock
and just over the trees
Small journey to town
until daybreak rests
upon its shoulders


Back at the forest. Connection problems and surprisingly, there were many online today. Well, at least to me. i had to get a grip with the controls and buttons, but once i got it down, it was great. Took a stop at the pond and interacted with some players. i found a very interesting deer, a striped pelt and antlers adorned in red poppies. We 'spoke' with one another and we went our separate ways. i had my pelt changed a few times from a couple deer, i even was transformed into a bat ! i did not know that was possible ! i found that same deer three more times and i began to follow it. It became my friend :3
It changed my antlers, pelt, and mask. How sweet. It was sweet. Everything's sweet. Now i look sweet. Sweet.
omg

Sorry I haven't been meeting the deer I promised I would do. ;n;
I'll try to post updates on were Asari is and what her pelt color is too.
If you guys want to anyways...

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I encountered Honeyfur and Phobos again today; I've mainly met Phobos through her, so I can't say I know him well, but I hope our acquaitance will continue nicely, and deepen well. For a time, we sat in peace and quiet in the First Forest, enjoying the solitude. I made some resolutions to be more visible, and to shake off the shyness plaguing me lately, if I could manage it.
And also, to attend to my obligations, which I've been neglecting horribly.
Like these diary entries.
Well, my sighs will improve nothing.

Eventually, restless spirits rose to the forefront, and Honeyfur and I began to play about. At first, Phobos remained cemented in his own thoughts, and would not budge, but eventually sprang to life.
After a while, I began running a sort of obstacle course through a likely-looking string of mushroom-bearing trees, just tight enough to weave back and forth through them while hopping. After a while, I noticed Phobos was playing the same game I was, alternating which side of the tree he crossed with each tree. I was pleased to see it, because it's not something I see other people do: make obstacle courses with rules, I mean.
A fawn joined us, and we began picking up the pace. I soon found I had to slow down to turn in time to cross the small gaps between the trees, using skids to control my turns while keeping the momentum up...
It was a difficult enough task that I didn't notice when everyone else scampered elsewhere while I was circling, and had to hurry and catch up.

And then we came to play at the logs at the base of that mushroom circle'd hill, down by the ruins.
Seen from almost any angle, those logs are the same to me as to any other: a place to root around for mushrooms, a place to sit and laugh, a hurdle to clear in a single leap...

But from one angle, just one... It remains the last place I saw my first love, a warmly-scented place, steeped in memory.