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Every one in ten lives it seems, there are some memorable lives where you wonder what happened afterward.
The life I named THOR was the first since server reset that I lived until sixty.
Grandma wasn't a griefer but she had some weird ideas.
And the homestead we lived in was the first since reset that started to have metal tools, so it was interesting.
A few lives back I fed a boy who was rejected by his mom. He grew up enough then I took off. We were nomads so the situation was interesting too. I ended up dead by age 20, a snake bite.
Thor, my first baby. Grandma was knifing the baby boys so when she was outta sight I warned Thor to stay close.
When Thor got old enough he set out on his own.
I hope you lived a long time and left something behind for others.
And Grandma, I get your strategy, I just have a hard time knocking off my kids.
Of the six I had in this life only one boy and a girl were around when I passed.
We did manage to improve the homestead though.
Thanks for the update, in the future I'll avoid calling babies "CLEM". And I usually end up farming berries or carrots..........that's kinda why I came up with the life goal of finding a snake!
I spawned in as EVE MOOSE, found an abandoned town that I had been to in past lives (the one with boardwalks along the carrot farm).
I had atleast 3 daughters (Tinsley, Sun and Thor) and 2 Sons (Bull and Clem). There may have been more but life was busy and I lost track (heh, great mother I am).
My one daughter passed while tending her child, it was sad to watch and I tried to find food but she was paralyzed and I was late.
Thor was my youngest and I had to hand feed her carrots as she grew, I was now old.
Once Thor was old enough to tend to herself I decided to leave the town and look for the mystical snake. A creature I had heard of but never seen.
I never did find a snake, although I did visit many small abandoned villages. Tended a few berry bushes on my journey and made some compost. Someday people will arrive at these places and it's nice to have a few starter resources.
I made it home before I passed, saw my son collecting clay, hopefully he added to the walls of that growing town.
Saw grandchildren about.
It was a good life, and I hope the Moose Clan lives on for some time.
It was nice to see the world progress as people worked together.
It was nice to see people contribute and not cause grief.