In the meantine, the offer for borrowing my machete still stands if needed.

*waves* Glad you found the threadJules Lavisham wrote: ↑Sun Feb 06, 2022 3:44 pm All caught up! Sounds like you have things all in hand, looking forward to exploring all of your hard work.
In the meantine, the offer for borrowing my machete still stands if needed.![]()
Excellent, you're on. Been a long time since I've done some proper bush-whackin'. My absurdly sharp implements are at your disposalTraveler263 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 12:56 am If you're willing to come help me chop some vines, I'll be glad to accept your absurdly sharp knife-hatchet-hand-axe-thingy.
My God. The Fall was a traumatic enough event to process it as it was, but to do so in isolation... I can't begin to imagine what effect that would have on a child. I hope wherever she ended up, she could at least find some measure of inner-peace.Kelsei A. Taylor wrote: ↑Wed Feb 09, 2022 4:14 pm Unfortunately, due to documentation we found in Athsheba's own journal that she left in the Cathedral, as well as only one stone carved bed in the entire garden, we're very certain she was left alone for many years.![]()
We're unsure of her fate after she eventually returned to her family home in D'ni, and left her journal there for others to find. Recent discoveries though imply she collected an Age Book to an inhabited Age, one her family maintained and protected, from the Cathedral, and took it back to Naybree where she hid it away and potentially used it. Either that, or she stayed on Naybree and was eventually found by Atrus' Restoration.
Her journal isn't dated, so it's impossible to tell how she processed things between entries. Certainly, her description of the Fall itself was scattered and jumbled. The poor girl.Jules Lavisham wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 9:13 pm
My God. The Fall was a traumatic enough event to process it as it was, but to do so in isolation... I can't begin to imagine what effect that would have on a child. I hope wherever she ended up, she could at least find some measure of inner-peace.
Traveler263 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 10, 2022 1:44 am
Yes, it's quite the climb. I've repeated it earlier just tonight so I could do that link write. I made sure to put it up high just incase of potential flooding.
Tomorrow's good for me if it's good for you.Jules Lavisham wrote: ↑Fri Feb 11, 2022 9:13 pmExcellent, you're on. Been a long time since I've done some proper bush-whackin'. My absurdly sharp implements are at your disposalTraveler263 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 12:56 am If you're willing to come help me chop some vines, I'll be glad to accept your absurdly sharp knife-hatchet-hand-axe-thingy.![]()
Yeah, it's hard to think about. Atleast she had some marvelous sunrise/sunsets to look at.
My God. The Fall was a traumatic enough event to process it as it was, but to do so in isolation... I can't begin to imagine what effect that would have on a child. I hope wherever she ended up, she could at least find some measure of inner-peace.