Agga 2010/05/20(Thu)10:31 No. 180236 ID: f35d0a
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"Mika? Do you know anyone in town who knows magic?"
"Ya mean lame people who wave their hands and just 'mysteriously do stuff' with 'em? I've seen some travellers, but nuthin' on the goblin side. Now come on, at least clean yourself up before we can get to town."

Take hanky, wipe face.

>>180236
Accept profered hanky.

Well it's clear what your first course of action should be. Secure a good supply of metal. If you're going to get anywhere good you're going to need tools of metal to work with. Stone and wood can only get you so far, and it's very far at all actually.

>>180235

Magic could help you out, if you run into something that isn't explainable, such as a mysterious red crystal that explodes when struck with a hammer while mysteriously repelling sediment. You know, just your average magic crystal.

Otherwise yeah, it's totally more trouble than it's worth.

Yes, to the town!

Hey, you don't have anyone bullying you right? No offense, but you look... really susceptible to it.

Agga 2010/05/23(Sun)11:22 No. 181848 ID: f35d0a
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>>180240
That's it, then! We will search around town for someone who will help us get some metal!

>>181009
Oh no, everyone in town is nice to me! I just don't really know how to socialize very well. Or more like, I want to, but...

Oh! So many non-goblins! I wonder what's happening.

"Mika, do you know someone who could help us get some metal?"
"Nope, but we cou' ask around the village if ya want. I'll help ya out with'at. We cou' start at the Bar and look fo' some travellers who have info, or we cou' just look at that Bulletin Board ov'r there for more official ones."

We could also go to the Resource Store where I buy my own supply, or just ask around. Maybe one of them non-goblins loitering around can help us, but I can't decide for myself!

>>181848
Start with the non goblins loitering around. One of those might be looking to set up trade posts or partnerships. Then check out the bar.

What you should be looking to secure right now is writing materials and metals. Once we have that we can make further plans and better tools as well as record our progress. Keeping accurate records of experiments is vital in the scientific progress.

>>181848
Who's that in the pub?

>>181856
Yes! Talk to the non goblins!

Agga 2010/05/23(Sun)15:42 No. 181962 ID: f35d0a
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>>181856
Writing materials? But I can't write!

I go closer to these two. I find it easier to talk when I'm taller than whoever I'm talking to, for some reason.

"W-W-Welcome to the village!"
Tonberry: "Uhh, thanks for the welcome, but we've been here since yesterday."
"I mean... What brings you here?"
Kobold: "Oh, just to get some soil. We heard that the land here's very fertile for some reason. They claimed an inventor of some sort made something that makes the soil very suitable for plant growing somehow!"
"... Do you know anything about... uhh... getting metal?"
Cutebold: "Oh, I'm sorry. I can't help you with that. Maybe ask someone else? But if you do want some help with cropping or something similar, you can ask me!"

... They can't help me with finding metal... :(

Damn they're cute. Alright, check the pub.

>>181962
Then you will have to learn, both how to read and write. Ask them if any of them know how to do it.

Also ask them if they're any good at growing herbs.

>>181962
GOOD GOD
HOW IS THIS LEVEL OF CUTENESS EVEN POSSIBLE?

>>181962
You're illiterate? You should work to fix this very soon. Being able to record your thoughts outside your head is a great help for any endavor, especially science. The goblin memory is fleeting and inaccurate, but written records remain unchanged for great lengths of time, and take comparatively little effort to keep once made. If you can't write down your research, it's a waste of time.

don't even need to use the same words everyone else uses can just make it up, as long as you understand it.

Or just draw diagrams. No words needed really.

>>182094

Even if you can't write words, drafting diagrams of your inventions will let you detect mistakes before you even build them, even before they blow up in your face!

Agga 2010/05/24(Mon)20:47 No. 182555 ID: f35d0a
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>>182094
>>182095
>>182100
>>182413
So you're concerned with me having a database of information about my work. I suppose I should find a way to do so. I mean, it wouldn't be so fruitful if I can't record my own works, right?

But let's not get that confused with our main goal. We need to find someone who can get us some metal!

>>181966
I can assume they know their way around growing herbs and such, but that information isn't needed as of now, right?

"Okay then. I'll let you know if I need someone like you... uhh..."
Kobold: "Oh! My apologies! My name's Draya, and my friend here is a Tonberry named Tekkeno. We will be staying here in the village for a few more weeks before returning to Tekkeno's place in Sutaria, but you probably don't need to know that."
Tekkeno: "Of course they do! It's the best place ever! And it's in the desert south of here!"
"Uhh... Thanks, then. You can call me Agga, and she's Mika. Nice to meet you, then!"

... Ugh, I just hate talking.

Agga 2010/05/24(Mon)20:52 No. 182561 ID: f35d0a
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We go to the pub.

???: "Oh hey there, Agga! You came out of the house!"

Waah! Shirly's so scary as always!

Mika: "Sorry, Shirly. Agga's not really here to visit you."
Shirly: "Ah, of course. Business? Well, young Agga here can't really enter the Bar, but what can I help you with?"
Mika: "Looking for someone who can grab us some metal. Agga wants a stable source for metal."
Shirly: "Ahh... I have a group here who sells armor, but I don't know if they actually forge them or not. Still, it's worth a try. Should I get them for you?"

>>182555

If you don't want to learn to write, a highly redundant database would probably do a better job than writing it down. Trouble is your brain might not be precise enough to decode it. Whatever works for you though!

>>182561

Nod feverishly.

>>182561
Yes you would very much want to speak with them.

And you know reading is useful for other things than just making records. It also allows you easier comminication with other tinkers and allows you to read texts from people who has been busy experimenting before you. That way you don't have to reinvent the wheel and you can progress faster.

>>182561
What happened to Shirly?

>>182581
>redundant database, not writing it down

Wait, you mean... mentally? That's not redundant at all!

>>182602

No I mean highly redundant, as in when lightning strikes your workshop just as the Gruumish armies are burning your home to ashes, you can still recover your designs because you have copies of them everywhere

>>182607
...without writing them down?

You do realize there are no computers, right?

>>182630

Bah, computers are for those who lack imagination!

Agga 2010/05/25(Tue)20:59 No. 183180 ID: f35d0a
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>>182599
Some kind of accident that we shouldn't be talking about. It scares me just thinking about it!

>>182581
>>182589
I nod a bit to Shirly. She gets the message.

Shirly: "Oh, they're coming out."

We see two creatures I haven't seen before. Mika's just as surprised as I am, but Shirly seems to be used to seeing them. The shorter one of them looks at Shirly with glaring eyes.

???: "You sure you don't want to fix that head of yours? Might not be good for business around here."
Shirly: "I'm sorry?"
???: "I mean, maybe talk to some cleric or something who can restore that face of yours. Doesn't this village have one?"
Shirly: "It doesn't."
???: "... I see."

Well that sucks. You guys definitely need someone that can heal wounds. For now though, metal!

you could make a pretty decent alchemist. it involves mixing things together in certain amounts.

but yes, tell tell them you are the tinker of the town and you were wondering if they had any metal.

"Hello large squinty fellow and larger burly fellow. I require metal to bring my brilliant plans to fruition!"

Agga 2010/05/25(Tue)21:51 No. 183213 ID: f35d0a
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B-B-But he's so scary...

"I... Uhh..."
Shirly: "These two here wants your help, Mister Raynald. The little kid here's our tinker."
Raynald: "This pipsqueak here? A tinker?! What is this village running on, child labor?"
Mika: "Shut your mouth! Are you sassing on our height?! Agga here knows a lot to making stuff! You'd better know!"
Agga: "Please, Mika... Don't put up a fight... We need h-h-him..."

i think his eyes are stuck like that...

Continue to be tongue tied and then in desperation to save face, show him some of your incredible inventions!

It's alright Agga, just pretend to yourself you don't care and just ask him.

Agga 2010/05/25(Tue)22:09 No. 183228 ID: f35d0a
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Raynald: "I overheard your talk earlier. You say you want metal? You two can just tag along with me and I'll show you a place to get them. You can't just work on metal alone, though. You'll need tools and equipment."

... What I know is that I'll need some sort of equipment that will make the metal flexible enough to be bent and shaped into the stuff I want. But could there be more?

Raynald: "To be honest, I'm highly doubtful of what you can really do. Tell you what, you can come with me and see if you can invent or improve something along the lines of metalworking, I will personally help you in my best of interests in getting what you want. Is that clear?"

Guess so. Don't worry we'll walk you through fighting if anything bad happens.

oh man, we got some good ideas for that, accept. we will teach you much.

>>183228

"Yes! Y-yes." Try not to salute.

Agga 2010/05/25(Tue)23:00 No. 183247 ID: f35d0a
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"Y-Y-Yes... Uhh, sir..."
Raynald: "Cute. Now, I'll be responsible for both of you. That includes food and shelter. Don't go wandering far off from me, though."
Mika: "Whatever. Just get on with it, already!"
Raynald: "Tch. You'd better invent something other than a hammer or an anvil. We're not dumb enough to provide ourselves with what we need."

We'd better think of what to do to get Mister Raynald convinced.

Well you need more information about just what exactly they're doing, yes?

>>183247
We'll need to find out what they're using to heat the metal.

>>183247

Make a metal object that floats on water.

Like how boats float, but make it a metal boat. Metal sinks in water when solid, but if thin hollowed metal displaces enough water it will float. We don't know the squinty man's level of technology, but if you make a small boat out of metal and it floats that would impress anyone who's used to boats made out of wood.

Alternatively, invent folded quenched freeze treated high carbon steel, and make a blade that will cut through bone like butter.

Oh also, metal in contact with water will rust (note for future: exploit the amazing power of rust to cause lightning) but you can combine certain kinds of powdered clay with volatile oil to make a substance that can coat the metal with a watertight seal. That's after you make floating metal though.

>>183247
There's lots of ways to convince him. First we have to see what he has for us to work with though.

>>183273
In other words, impress him with SCIENCE!

Agga 2010/05/29(Sat)13:13 No. 184930 ID: f35d0a
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>>183248
>>183344
Mister Raynald said it would be better if we see his workplace personally first. It would give us a sense of what he has, and work from there.

>>183247
He specifically wants something that would assist him in his own work. It probably wouldn't be fruitful if we only invent something solely to impress him.

We move out into the mountains, which isn't very far from here. Apparently this is where Mister Raynald and his scary assistant live.

>>184930
Well mountains are usually a good source of metal. Although you can also find iron in lakes, but that tends to be of a little lower quality.

But lets see what we have to work with here.

Agga 2010/05/29(Sat)13:19 No. 184933 ID: f35d0a
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Raynald: "... And this is where we make our armor and weapons. Looks familiar to you? It should be."
"Anyway, we only work with iron and coal around here, of which we get from the mines inside the mountain. You don't have to remember that for now, 'coz we're leaving that to the miners. Hopefully you already understand how metalworking happens around here."

... I see a forge, which I heard is something that softens metal via heat. I see a lot of stuff around here, as well. I could guess they're used to shape out the metal here.

The place is pretty minimal, though what it's lacking is rather out of me. We could always ask Mister Raynald about specific stuff in his work.

well, at a glance, a quick upgrade would be a lever controlled door on the forge, enabling the internal temperature to get hotter, faster.

Suggestion 2010/05/29(Sat)13:29 No. 184939 ID: a594b9
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>>184933
I don't see a pair of tongs anywhere. Also, he has no proper anvil. That's this shape.

Have him explain the forging process he uses.

>>184939
i think it's three separate anvils that do the job of that one. the flat is the face, the round in the horn, and the pointy is the heel.

Agga 2010/05/29(Sat)16:19 No. 185003 ID: f35d0a
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>>184936
I suppose you could explain more on how we could install one on the forge?

>>184939
"Sir... How do... Do you exactly make... your products?"
"I heat the iron here using the forge until it's soft enough to be shaped using different tools. Depending on the items I'm about to produce, I then use those huge varying anvils to shape them out. Sometimes I use other techniques for different products, like drawing out the metal for swords and similar weapons. Most of the time, I use my hammer for most techniques."
"I usually work with one-piece metal: that is, I always work on large pieces. I tie them together with metal rings or something similar. In the case of hilt weapons, I create the hilt separate from the blade. The hilt would serve as some sort of a wedge for the blade; think of a tree stump holding a wooden sign up."
"I'm afraid I'm not that good at describing what I can do, but hopefully that gave you an idea."

two large sheets with teeth on the bottoms of them. and running below it would be a track to hold it up. when you turn the crank it would rotate a series of gears that fit in the teeth on the panels and pull them apart. push it the other way and it closes. by making it so the heat is confined it get's hotter faster.

Suggestion 2010/05/29(Sat)16:38 No. 185009 ID: 1ac39d
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would be something like this. you can modify it how you like to make it work.

Suggestion 2010/05/29(Sat)16:51 No. 185014 ID: a594b9
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What does he use to hold the hot metal? It looks like he could use some tongs. Image included.

Does he smelt his own ore and pour it into blanks? Or does he just buy steel itself? We won't really need a door for the forge if he's not smelting anything. Unless he's got crap for fuel...

>>185014

I don't think he smelts ore at all. I think he just... heats iron until it can be hammered...

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)13:42 No. 185938 ID: f35d0a
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>>185014

"Mister Raynald... do you have something... to hold the metal while... you work on it?"
"Of course! How would I be able to work without holding them? It's just a bent metal bar where my assistant grips it by the middle, though. You can work on that, if you want."

Yeah, what he described is nothing like the one you made an image for me. How did you manage to do that, though? It's like seeing something that my eyes can't!

Enough of me being amazed, though.

>>185009
We could add that as well, though I can't picture this out clearly. You want to make something that would close the forge? Is that image facing me directly as if I am looking at the forge myself?

I can't make gears at the moment without access to metal, though. I'll ask Mister Raynald for that, but we'll need a clearer layout.

>>185938
Okay we can definitely make him a better pair of tongs.

Just take two metal bars and curve the ends. Slap a bolt in the middle to connect them together close to one end and you've got some proper tongs that one person can use. That's the gist of that image I showed you.

>>185938
Start with the better tongs.

Not sure on how the forge upgrade looks. I think it's a mechanism for closing it so you can get higher temperatures.

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)16:42 No. 186017 ID: f35d0a
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Okay, I try to draw out the parts I need for the tongs.

...

...

Here we go. This should be enough, right? I'll have Mister Raynald forge the parts for us hopefully, unless you want this made out of stone or something...

I still don't know what to do with the forge doors, though.

>>186017
That's good. He can improve upon them himself to make ones for specific uses.

It actually looks like he has doors on the side where the coal goes in. How do those open? Perhaps we can just work with the design he already uses.

In the end you don't REALLY need a lever-operated door, just one that you can prop open after pulling it open with tongs or something. Attach a little bar that swings down from the cover that you can hook into a notch on the side of the forge.

perfect!

with the forge doors gears rotate to slide them open and closed. you turn a crank, which turns gears which opens or closes the door depending on which way you turn.

>>186017
Yeah that should be quite a big improvement up from what he had previously.

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)17:55 No. 186095 ID: f35d0a
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Like I said before, gears are out of the equation! I haven't had enough expertise to make one because I haven't tried to make one myself.

... How about a hinge, instead? I'll add two straps on the top of the door and add a bar below for the handle. Voila!

... Though I don't really know if this will make the inside hotter.

it's a pressure thing. by keeping the heat stuck inside instead of letting it out it heats itself.

>>186095
If it seals tight enough it should work. You're probably not going to want to touch that bar with your bare hands though. That sucker is likely to become extremly hot when the door is closed.

Hmm, probably better to place the hinges at the bottom and make a system with a latch for when you need to close it. That makes it easier to open when you need to or in case of an emergancy.

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)18:17 No. 186111 ID: f35d0a
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I only know of this kind of latch: it's like a crossbar that spans just a bit longer than the door itself. I don't know if that will help with the pressure inside the forge, though...

I'm running out of ideas on how to make a device that would close the forge door.

>>186111
That should work for now. Just have the bar there as well you can control the descent of the door more easily.

Θ][Σ 2010/05/31(Mon)18:37 No. 186134 ID: f21281
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Try something like this.

A hinged door, with a level system on the top which pushes and pulls a wheel up into a folded piece of metal. The bottom of the metal is slightly smaller, as to be able to hold the wheel securely in the slightly larger portion.

What this should also do is exert enough force upon the door to keep it snug and flush up against the edges of the forge entrance.

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)18:38 No. 186137 ID: f35d0a
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I added the bar back. It looks nifty now!

I'll show these drawings to Mister Raynald for approval, then. I can't wait! If he approves, I might even get to learn from him! Yay!

... Anything else? If not, I'll go ahead and show him!

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)18:45 No. 186157 ID: f35d0a
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>>186134
That's a rather complex procedure. Even if I do manage to get the parts, I won't know if they would hold for sure. Besides, what would the wheel be made out of? It would have to be flexible enough to fit in the metal yet strong enough to keep it in place.

>>186157
It's not the wheel that would be flexible, but the part that would hold the wheel.

Stick with what you have right now, and experiment with the more challenging versions.

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)20:42 No. 186258 ID: f35d0a
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I show both blueprints to Mister Raynald. He takes great curiosity in the first one.

"How will this work?"
"Umm... You put that small thing in the hole... between the two large things, and..."
"... I get it, I get it. It's like some sort of pivot for the new tongs."
"Well, it does look like you know how to improve on things. Still a bit fresh on the expertise, but you might go far with a little bit of confidence and discipline."
"You know what, I'm actually just another miner around here. The real blacksmith's off to some other land without leaving any note behind, and I've been trying to forge stuff around here. Unfortunately, I'm not as proficient as the guy I'm talking about."
"Still, I'll have to give you credit for staying here with us and trying to improve on our utilities. From now on, you can expect metal resources from this place. It's mostly tin, copper, iron and bronze, but it's a start. I'll also ask the other miners to set up a forge that's kid-friendly so you can work on them by yourself."

That's a lot just for providing these blueprints for the tools. Is he expecting something in return?

"This is... This is too much..."
"I always try to help out budding talents out there, and that includes someone like you. You got a future, kid. Just work on yourself and your stuff."

>>186258
Confidence. You don't got it, so pretend you do. Thank the nice man.

Agga 2010/05/31(Mon)20:50 No. 186266 ID: f35d0a
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"Umm... My friend... Where is she?"
"She's outside by the cave entrance. Mumbling something about 'wanting to explore it' or something. I told her not to, but you might want to go and check her out, just in case."

Thank him and let's go check on her.

she has a exploitative streak, always looking in places she shouldn't.

>>186266
>you might want to go and check her out

:3c

but yes, go.

>>186266
Go and see what she is doing. There shouldn't be anything that dangerous going on here. Or well mining can be extremly dangerous at times, but surely she didn't go down into the mine shafts without proper gear or knowledge of how to act in the mine, something like that would have been reckless and impulsive.

>>186266
The miners are lacking a skilled smith: encouraging your talents improves the chances you'll make something that helps them make up for not having one anymore. Helping you learn is benefiting them a whole lot. Just make sure you take some time to work on things that Will help them.

Also, you should probably head down to the cave to see Mika. Even if you dont stop her from exploring, she'll be more careful with you there.

Agga 2010/06/03(Thu)13:34 No. 187209 ID: f35d0a
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>>186570
I'll remember that, then! I mean, inventing things that will improve the process of metalworking will also help me as well, so it might be a given. :3

We go outside and see Mika and the giant guy.

Mika: "What do you mean, I won't be getting any fish in there?! You're just stopping me from getting in, aren't you?!"
???: "No fish there. No fish, no fish."
Mika: "I don't believe you!"

>>187209
Ask Mika what's up. And if she's trying to fish in the mine tell her that there is in all likelyhood no fish in there and if she doesn't believe the big guy she can ask some miners later.

i think 'fish' is a euphemism for other stuff.

>>187211

Oh god I hope not.

i mean like gems and stuff. she went 'fishing' and found that thing that exploded. how the hell do you find that in a river?

Agga 2010/06/03(Thu)14:52 No. 187220 ID: f35d0a
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"Mika! What's wrong?"
Mika: "I know there's fish inside this cave. It's a strange event, but I can feel it!"

... Sometimes, Mika would tell me she could just sense where fishes could be without really explaining how. I can't bring myself to believe her, since she only says that when she fishes out by the river.

Mika: "You! Do you know if there's water in this cave?"
Raynald: "We haven't hit anything other than ores in there. I doubt you'd find anything there."

Somehow, Mika doesn't seem to be convinced.

tell her that "perhaps an undiscovered underground river exists." and maybe ask that you and her take a tour of the mines, maybe she will be able to tell what wall it is behind.

If there is an untapped river near the mines it could be a real hazard.

Agga's got a good uh... nose for water. Could mean something's flooding. Or they're about to desecrate the buried shrine to an ancient Piscine god. Not the kind of thing you want to ignore.

>>187220
Well if there is an underground river in there then it might cause flooding if they don't know of it. Letting Agga in and follow her "nose" or whatever shouldn't hurt.

Agga 2010/06/03(Thu)16:29 No. 187272 ID: f35d0a
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You're confusing me for Mika!

"Sir... What if... there is an underground... underground river? Isn't that... dangerous?"
"It is, but we haven't really hit water before here. We've been working here for seven years, so I'm still doubtful if there are any water source inside. However, it may be that we just haven't taken that into consideration before."
"This is the problem of us miners, not yours. You've done enough here for now anyway. On behalf of them, I wouldn't want to bother you with more."
"Once we do hit water, I'll come by your town and contact you about it. In the mean time, just concentrate on what you're doing."

I already left my mark on the map earlier for Mister Raynald to find my house. Maybe it's time to head home? Or should we go inside regardless?

i think we should just head home for now. just in case though, make another pump so that if they flood the mine you are prepared to drain it. if you can make it extra large so it can move a lot of water.

>>187272
Yeah start sketching on a pump for larger quantities of water. And make a sketch both with metal and without, to make sure you're prepared. And really there is all sorts of stuff you could use what you learn from making such a pump for.

>>187272
I think we should try to convince him to let you and Mika inside. If Mika can determine the area where the fish are, the miners will have a better idea of how to locate the river without flooding the tunnels.

>>187305

I think beating a dead horse would be a bad idea at this point. They don't have any reason to trust those two yet, and a flooded mine would increase their trust of Mika. So leaving would be a win/win situation either way you look at it.

Agga 2010/06/04(Fri)17:30 No. 187874 ID: f35d0a
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A pump? Personally, I believe prevention is better than a fix. Still, I can't meddle with Mister Raynald's matters if he doesn't want us to. I always have courtesy.

I try to convince Mika not to go with the exploring, but she seems to understand before I tell her. I wave goodbye to Mister Raynald before we move on.

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"It's sunset already! Come on, Agga. I'll show you something!"
"If it's another one of your 'I sense fish' phenomena, we already have food back home..."
"No! Even better!"

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Mika begins to pull me against my will. She's in a hurry to show this "something".

... I'm so puny, being pulled like this...

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"See? I love this place!"
"... Well... Maybe we'll just stay here for awhile before we get home."

END OF CHAPTER

Wow, that's actually really pretty.

What is this fish sense talk?

>>187908
you didn't pay attention at all did you?