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“That’s not my fault! They didn’t have to make it so boring!”

“I don’t think rubbing a used frying pan on my head would help my nightmares, Mike.”

“Here, I’ve lived on-and-off in the tavern for a few months now. I’m surprised that we haven’t met before now! Although, now that I think about it, I usually wake up a few hours earlier. Like to get an early start on my music practice!” Autumn looks very strangely at Mike. “Um, no thank you,” they say.

I usually don’t get very sad when I read books—like I often smile when my favorite characters die—but I felt myself tearing up by the end. And even on your first read you know what’s going to happen! And yet…and yet….

Stitch tries his best to hide, but when Silver is close Stitch starts shooting without mercy, horrible aim made up for the sheer number of shots. Over the intercom Stitch says, “This is fun!”

“I’m Autumn,” they say, “musician. I have a concert in a week or so, if you could come that would be great!” Autumn jumps slightly as Mike approaches them, seeming on edge.

Karchuk cheerfully squeaks. - - - - - - “Problem solving for me,” Zhanat says, his voice sounding confidant even when his soul was cowering inside. “Just let me grab my bag.”

Muchye lazily sleeps in Zhanat's room - - - - - - Karchuk runs around the base, acting very cute for a skeletal.

I am rereading The Book Thief! Even though I finished it literally 3 weeks ago! It's just such a good book! I highly recommend it!

Stitch flies over to the extreme desert section, but doesn't actually reach there, instead trying to hide in his ship near the fragment.

Autumn too walks down the stairs, panting and seeming afraid yet also not. "Could I get some breakfast too, please?"

I can help you with the era, let me know if you have any more questions but I will be gone for a few hours after this post: The regency era was a period of the history of England in the late 1700s and the early 1800s when the ruler was the Prince Regent King George IV. He spent money on lavish parties and balls and the highest levels of the aristocracy had good times and had pretty great lives. The poor, though, were going through some of the hardest times ever. The slums had never been bigger and they were mostly ignored by the King. They would work in factories all day—this was during the industrial revolution—but make hardly any money, and be ignored by the Prince Regent.

I don’t like blueberries in any way, shape, or form.

“I don’t think I can get vengeance. But thank you for the offer. Smart Bob killed himself, so getting vengeance on him seems…seems…” Dumb Bob spends a while trying to come up with a word, but can’t find one, “maybe eventually. I’d like vengeance on Kaa for killing Metal Bob, but of course he had to survive. Thank you for being so nice to me here, in this place.”

I have a feeling that this will be like the Stormlit Hunger Games in terms of size and chaos, but in a good way.

Stitch shoots the corpse a few times for good measure and then flies away, searching for somebody to kill.

“That makes sense. You seem pretty nice now at least, letting me stay here. In a bit I might go try to find Smart Bob and Metal Bob, but I’ll stay here for now.” - - - - - - - Metal Bob existed. - - - - - - - Smart Bob started to search for Eddie. She had to be around here somewhere…if only he could find her. He had to learn her secret, it was devouring him from the inside. - - - - - - - “I’m sorry. It’s just…he was one of my closest friends. It hurt me so much when he died…not to mention his family. He had such a big, close-knit family, and they all had to deal with the loss. It’s not something that I can easily forgive, attacking him, but at least you didn’t kill him, right?” Then, angrily, Dumb Bob adds, “He did that to himself. If I ever meet him again…I don’t know if I’ll be able to forgive him for what he did to us.”

A strange look goes on Dumb Bob’s face. “Were you a nice one? Or a mean one?”

“Thank you for that,” Dumb Bob says. “It’s such a shame that it didn’t work out…but then again, there can only be one victor…I know that only too well.” Dumb Bob looks angrily at Sage and Rolen. “Thanks a lot,” he says sarcastically. “What about you, Eddie? Who were you? Another contestant?” @Ookla the Believer @Ookla the foolish

Dumb Bob realized something. “You!” he says to Rolen. “You were in the Hunger Games. I don’t remember much about you, though, I have a bad memory and I was more focused on my friend, Smart Bob. He committed suicide. I wonder whether he’s here…. “Do either of you know him? Are you his friends?” @Ookla the Believer @Ookla the foolish

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Zhanat emerges from his room and walks to the sparring area, watching PoMee and Alan with interest.

Stitch shoots at Allo.