Journal of Jeziellia, Matis
Posted: Tue May 01, 2007 8:37 pm
Yrkanis, Majestic Garden of Verdant Heights
It's been a lovely day. Spring is slowly easing its way toward Summer, and the flower blooms have never smelled more wonderful. There's a seemingly larger family of yubos living north west of the Green Seed camp. I wasn't certain if this cycle's litters were larger than the last, but it seems that way in more than a few areas. Some of the larger predators are also roaming areas in which I was unaccustomed to seeing them. Normally the very large Kincher along the road to the Grove of Confusion hunts to the north west of the old fallen outpost. The other evening, I ran right between his legs quite a distance south of that ruin.
Nonetheless, the herbivores around Yrkanis are numerous this spring, and frolicking in the tall grasses and flowers with no worries. It's uplifting to watch.
The other day, I had trouble with my feet. A strange tingling that seemed to slow me down, and most certainly left me distracted. Then, early yesterday, every node I touched ruptured and contained some of the most toxic gases I've ever encountered. Needless to say, it was a very hard evening for a digger, and it is only by Jena's grace that I'm able to write this at all. Zyquo and I eventually went digging together. I finally have some wood nodes to carve into counter balance weights for my axes. As the designs become more elaborate, I've had to really pay more attention to my studies.
I rested in the Grove, under one of the great flowering trees last night, and earlier today Zyquo walked me back to Yrkanis. I took the opportunity to show him the way I skirt around and come to the Sap Slave encampment from the west, instead of approaching from the south. There are simply too many cuttler hiding in the fresh green foliage in spring and summer.
I need to visit Almati's Wood soon, to see if the Rangers are sending out their newest patrol to the Exodus path yet, or not. Perun will be going with them, and we are supposed to have dinner together before he goes. He'll be fine. He can survive. Still, I have a feeling I may never see him again. While some may not miss him, I will. More than I dare write, perhaps more than even I know. I wonder what it will mean to Emaelle.
I'll probably give myself a break on my axe designs, and focus on my skill with digging in the desert. Soon I will be able to dig for Kedino and Enon there, easily. And likely many other homins. At least I know my digging efforst will see use that way.
It's been a lovely day. Spring is slowly easing its way toward Summer, and the flower blooms have never smelled more wonderful. There's a seemingly larger family of yubos living north west of the Green Seed camp. I wasn't certain if this cycle's litters were larger than the last, but it seems that way in more than a few areas. Some of the larger predators are also roaming areas in which I was unaccustomed to seeing them. Normally the very large Kincher along the road to the Grove of Confusion hunts to the north west of the old fallen outpost. The other evening, I ran right between his legs quite a distance south of that ruin.
Nonetheless, the herbivores around Yrkanis are numerous this spring, and frolicking in the tall grasses and flowers with no worries. It's uplifting to watch.
The other day, I had trouble with my feet. A strange tingling that seemed to slow me down, and most certainly left me distracted. Then, early yesterday, every node I touched ruptured and contained some of the most toxic gases I've ever encountered. Needless to say, it was a very hard evening for a digger, and it is only by Jena's grace that I'm able to write this at all. Zyquo and I eventually went digging together. I finally have some wood nodes to carve into counter balance weights for my axes. As the designs become more elaborate, I've had to really pay more attention to my studies.
I rested in the Grove, under one of the great flowering trees last night, and earlier today Zyquo walked me back to Yrkanis. I took the opportunity to show him the way I skirt around and come to the Sap Slave encampment from the west, instead of approaching from the south. There are simply too many cuttler hiding in the fresh green foliage in spring and summer.
I need to visit Almati's Wood soon, to see if the Rangers are sending out their newest patrol to the Exodus path yet, or not. Perun will be going with them, and we are supposed to have dinner together before he goes. He'll be fine. He can survive. Still, I have a feeling I may never see him again. While some may not miss him, I will. More than I dare write, perhaps more than even I know. I wonder what it will mean to Emaelle.
I'll probably give myself a break on my axe designs, and focus on my skill with digging in the desert. Soon I will be able to dig for Kedino and Enon there, easily. And likely many other homins. At least I know my digging efforst will see use that way.