DARKEYE
"I see, let's hope they both come back safe and sound." He was a little sad, thinking that he and Maea had built up a friendship and that she had passed away. He just had to accept it. He could not change it anymore. She was gone now and he had to concentrate on the problems that were here and now, of which there were more than enough.
He's already working out the runes and should he make a mistake now they'd have to start all over again. With a steady hand and a lot of cowardice, he works out the runes. "It's a city with character, I like it, to be honest, it reminds me of the war camps I used to travel with, but I find it a bit inappropriate for a city. It would have a lot of potentials but the class difference is clearly visible in Torchline. Your father was not a good man?" he said, almost feeling bad for having said that.
Now he had to laugh a little. "I thought you were going to say bananas. Don't worry the fruits are never really round like we think they are. That's a thought we treat as perfection, but it's not so." He sets about putting the fruits and animals on the spear. After that is done, he goes back to the forge and adds more coal. "So once again we heat both properly and then we have to pour the whole thing into the molds." So far he was very satisfied with his work and the support of Sunjata. "We'll get right to work on the axes when the coal is already warm if you don't mind."
He's already working out the runes and should he make a mistake now they'd have to start all over again. With a steady hand and a lot of cowardice, he works out the runes. "It's a city with character, I like it, to be honest, it reminds me of the war camps I used to travel with, but I find it a bit inappropriate for a city. It would have a lot of potentials but the class difference is clearly visible in Torchline. Your father was not a good man?" he said, almost feeling bad for having said that.
Now he had to laugh a little. "I thought you were going to say bananas. Don't worry the fruits are never really round like we think they are. That's a thought we treat as perfection, but it's not so." He sets about putting the fruits and animals on the spear. After that is done, he goes back to the forge and adds more coal. "So once again we heat both properly and then we have to pour the whole thing into the molds." So far he was very satisfied with his work and the support of Sunjata. "We'll get right to work on the axes when the coal is already warm if you don't mind."
Everyone is the architect of his own fortune
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