I won't be able to spend as much time as I'd like in the forest as currently my college course requires a lot of my attention but also because I'm working on a book. It isn't anything really to do with the game so I'll refrain from posting excerpts of it here though it is set in a forest and although it is a war book I've found that wandering the forest does give me inspiration (I came up with the idea while in the forest!). The seed for wanting to write properly was planted by my uncle who suggested it a few months back and as I usually got good marks in junior and senior high for my stories I decided to take his advice and attempt to turn my idle daydreams into a proper story. So if I'm a little inactive at least you'll all know why.
Had fun with Illume earlier. Pine cones are fun especially when you're a fawn. The antlers look so out of place on a fawn. XD Learning how to change my fur to red was fun too. I think I'm addicted to this game now XD
Today was my first real time in the forest and I absolutely loved it. I met another fawn and we danced. Soon we found other fawns and deer to dance and play with. At it's largest our group numbered five. Unfortunately although I had taken screenshots they didn't save so I have no pictures to show The only symbol I can properly describe was one that reminded me of a penguin or maybe a prinny. If anyone knows who that is, I'd be very grateful for them to get in touch with me as I really enjoyed tonight.
[=darkgreen]Life! Life already falls into its patterns of birth and crowds and rushing joy, sunlit forest days in a break from the seasonal fog and the seasonal mad rush to the grand zombie's side. I rejoice in it, after my recent ordeal. But I admit...I'm also a little stunned by it. My body's not as it was -- I sense the light in my leaves and feel the fur of my underbelly on my wooden legs. Between that and the rush of company again, I'm feeling a little dizzy...
So today, I resolved to take it easy. I saw Walter -- or his ghost, or his phantom, or what-have-you (now that I've been dead, I still don't know what it is to be a ghost.) I know at times my feelings are conflicted about Walter, but I'm happy to see him again after so long, even as a shade. I hope he'll be back again soon -- and hopefully in a more peaceful state of mind than the one that keeps earning him his death. And I sat with him and Ravynn on the Red Hill. I think Ravynn meant to compliment me on my new appearance with her comments -- I wasn't really sure. Perhaps she was just meant to tease, pointing out that with more of my heritage (of sorts) in my appearance, I'm more suited to the name 'Seed.' But I never knew if I was or not before; it's my name. It's merely a part of me.
I couldn't tell if there was still a birth or an after-birth going on downhill from the Red Hill, where the berries collected like water in the lowerst point, and just as blue. Most of the crowd seemed, in my dreams, to be elsewhere. I was so relieved to be alive, among safe friends...I mostly slept the day away by them, until I was left alone, and surrendered myself to a deep sleep.