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Iโve been playing since Freedom Unite on a little ol vita, this series has been my bread and butter. not being able to play release because of work makes me want to cry
but out of spite I took off 3 days in the next week for it so it evens out, that means 5 days of fusing to my chair
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work is gonna blow tomorrow when my ass is running off three hours of sleep and the hype in my chest causing time to slow
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of stalls for foods. Ingredients, baked goods, even an alchemical vendor.
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towards Tsuki to make sure they were still close by. A little protectiveness began to shine through.
Once in the market square, Sigyn examined all manner of things from jewellery, leatherworks, weapons, and even books of magic and other trinkets.
Just on the opposite side was a collection
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into the ever bustling stone streets of the town.
โ Marketplace should be. . ., โ she looked down the street, pointing towards a collection of stalls, vendors, and trinket peddlers surrounding the main town square, โ there. โ
The Dragonborn continued on, occasionally looking
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โ Most of this realmโs population have some measure of magical aptitude.
That is quite a downside of coming from other worlds, yes. Luckily, you have me.~ โ
Sigyn would allow the door to shut once Tsuki exited, locking it behind her before they continued onwards, out of the tavern and
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Sleeping on that wooden floorboard was starting to set in.
โ To the market square, then!
I do have some errands myself, but thatโll have to wait. I am quite famished after all that time, real food sounds too good. โ
The Dragonborn stepped towards the doorway, โ After you, deary. โ
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โ Iโm not sure if youโre familiar with inventions of this world, compared so some advanced places Iโve been too. . .
The oven itself is lit with fire starters, usually flint. For us, well, me. . . Magic users, we just use fire bolts. โ
Sigyn sat up, rubbing her back with a quiet groan.
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nicely finished wood table just under the only window of the room, adjacent to the stone oven, with two similar wooden chairs.
It smelled of pine, thatโs for sure.
โ Ah, โ she exclaimed as she dropped her back, falling onto the cotton bed, โ it feels wonderful to actually have a real bed. โ
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room door, sliding the metal key into the lock and turning it, causing the door to slowly swing open with little effort.
The interior was actually quite spacious. A rather large bed situation in a corner, in another was a stone oven, already loaded with logs for a fire.
There was also a
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pocket, reading an etched number on it.
3. Ah! Room three.
A hand motioned for Tsuki to follow as she set each foot up a staircase to the second floor, which consisted mostly of a long hollow accompanied by entirely identical doors.
After a few seconds to walking, she came across the third
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โ That better be a bloody good promise. โ
Sigyn liked this one. Enthusiastic, upbeat. Frankly, it already put a smile on her face.
A soft hum, โ We ought to make good of our morning then. Come along. โ
Setting the now empty tankard on the bar for the owner, she took the key out of her
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intrigued on your cooking. I might just learn a thing or two that isnโt curing and eating dried, near tree bark textured meat. โ She giggled softly, eyes glancing over at the window to the outside, then at Tsuki.
โ Set some stuff down in the room and go shopping, what do you say? โ
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two tankards, one of bitter, foaming ale and the other of steaming cider.
Handing the tankard to Tsuki, Sigyn pocketed the key and took a long drink from the tankard, nearly gulping down the whole thing!
โ I would say we should get settled in, buuuut we did just wake up, and Iโm quite
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โ I look forward to it. โ She mused quietly, a slight grin tinging her face.
As she turned her attention to the bartender, sheโd order a simple apple cider for Tsuki, a simple delicacy, and hot for such weather too!
Sigyn presented two hand fulls of gold, receiving a key to an inn room and
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โ A room, seven days. . . And an ale, oldest batch.
Anything for you, Tsuki? โ Sheโd ask, turning her head to eye the other near her.
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โ I need a good ale after yesterday, โ she spoke as she headed up the small stairway and into the tavern.
For early morning, it was quite rowdy. However, it seemed most people were instead eating breakfast and chatting away.
Sigyn approached a bartender, who stood behind the counter,
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from humans, elves, dwarves, and Dragonborn much like Sigyn.
โ Finally, some civilisation. . . โ She sighed in relief. Being out in the middle of nowhere was tiring.
Past the merchants and trinket paddlers, Sigyn stopped just at the stairs to a tavern, with an inn on the second floor to boot!
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perhaps when we figure your situation out, you can show me around. โ
After a few moments, they finally reached the town at the very bottom of the valley. It was quite large, with a bustling marketplace and busy streets. The cold didnโt stop these townsfolk.
Many were of varied races,
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The Dragonborn listening eagerly; this sounded like a world unlike any other she has traversed.
Curious.
Controlling forces such as time was something that captured her attention.
โ That is quite marvellous, Tsuki. Iโll have to keep that in mind next time I decide to traverse the realms,
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in obtaining knowledge, secrets. Any and all information of the worlds all around are much appreciated. โ
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to assist with getting you back home, but even dimensional doors are unpredictable and temporary. โ
The energy dissipated as her wrist flicked, now returning to her side, โ Iโm sure you have some interesting stories from other worlds, yes?
I am a. . . cataloguer, of sorts. I find interest
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Sigyn listened on, short hums of interest, that of which was followed by a soft giggle.
โ A loooong way from home, then, hm? Well, you wonโt be the first, and you certainly will not be the last. โ
Her tail flicked, a hand raising up as energy gathered in her palm, โ I may eventually be able
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in the process.
At least Tsuki would be spared the near knee high snow.
โ So, Tsuki, I donโt believe I have asked, but where do you hail from? Itโs clear to me you are definitely not from around here. โ
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โ Long day, indeed. โ
Stepping outside, her bare feet pressed down into the snow, looking down towards a tree line that led into a valley.
Her long tail flicked and swayed, brushing the across the snow and creating patterns as she walked on through the snow, creating a trail behind her
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Sigyn approached the door, hand pressing against the handle, preparing to open it.
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โ Better get packing, at least. โ
She closed the door once more, turning to gather her bedroll and stuff it in her backpack, before hoisting the pack around her shoulders, โ The town has an inn, a place that will actually keep us warm at night, hm? โ
A hand motioned for Tsuki to follow her as
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โ There is bound to be a tailor in a town of this population, should me maps be correct.
Iโve the coin for plenty of things, worry not. โ
Sigyn paced over to the door, body pressing against it as it slowly opened, blowing chill wind inside. It wasnโt as cold as yesterday, but. . .
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The Dragonborn stepped towards of the dusty windows, wiping a hand against the glass as she peered outside.
The snow was glistening with sunlight, reflecting blinding rays of sun.
โ Any ideas, deary? The nearest town is a bit of a walk, so we can either eat now, or head out. โ
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Sigyn giggled quietly, smiling as she backed up from Tsuki, looking down towards the fire now.
โ Breakfast does sound good, โ she rubbed her chin, โ though I canโt say I have the ingredients for such an endeavour. After all, venison and dried fruit can only get you so far. โ
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shoulder.
โ Thereโs daylight out and the storm has passed, โ she whispered, โ best make the most of it while we can, hm? โ
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grabbing a few broken planks of wood and some scraps and tossing them into the fire pit, before stirring the cinders with a stick and blowing gently to reignite the flames.
As the fires began to consume to newly found fuel, Sigyn crouched over Tsuki, a hand just gently pressing against their
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The sun had just managed to peak over snow covered tree lines, light pouring into the eastern windows.
Sigyn, with a soft sigh, slowly rose from her spot.
Gods, her back was gonna feel it. Nothing a few stretches canโt fix! Hopefully. . .
The Dragonborn glanced down at the active cinders,
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several times as she stirred awake. A glance over at Tsuki prompted a silent giggle; Sigyn wasnโt robbed or left behind. A surprise, considering how others have done so in the past. Kindness may perhaps pay off after all.
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The winter storm continued to batter the cabin, only stopping around the very beginning of the dawnโs twilight hours.
At this point, much of the fire had reduced itself to glowing cinders, ever so slowly being taken by the coldโs embrace.
Sigyn groggily opened her eyes, blinking
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