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Not a girl?

Abort it

Nononono. Don't do that. They'll suspect you for hiding them and then stab you. You need to pick up any knife you see lying around, and, if you have a backpack, make sure nobody is watching, stuff it in your backpack. They might not ever /see/ it because of your hair!There, you can quickly dispatch anybody you want without having to worry about a fellow griefer accidently discovering your stash, or just running across town to get to it. If you don't have a backpack, leave it alone. Then someone else will pick it up and take it for their own, and they'll stab someone for you. Everyone will spend their curses on them, and you're free to do anything you want without going to donkey town!

If you see any iron ore or ingots lying around, be sure to smelt it into steel. It stops people from making Newcomen parts and can kill even the biggest town. Nobody will EVER question you.

And then harvest all the milkweed when it's not flowering and make heaps of pine panels.

[edit: added quote because people posted before me]

Don't worry. You have your pet worm to keep you company.

That looks pretty good. I guess if you clickbaited it, maybe you would get more attention. You could always post on the discord too, which might get more attention. Anyways, the series seems like a good read, I know there's a few things I need to know.

Thanks! I hope I stay.

Wow. I wasn't going to post, but since cattery said he was Kaye, I may as well say I was Nephi.
My side of the story was pretty boring. I can't remember that much of my early days, anyway. I was born. I ate. The things I do remember were the murders, which I brushed off to go tend to the farm, and.. nothing else. I guess I spent most of my time looking for a way to not be a waste of oxygen?

Anyway, the things I /do/ remember were when I was old. I was tending to the carrots, and realised there wasn't any seeds left, until you popped out of nowhere and asked me to marry you. Sure, why not? I said yes, and tried to find some indigo or a rose within the few seconds before we got married, until the wedding had already started. I was really confused, since a lot of people were moving, and I wasn't sure what Stacy was saying, I said 'I do' three times.

After our wedding, I found a straw hat I wanted to give you, but never had the chance since I never noticed how old you were. Of course, I wanted to bury you, so I picked up a basket and dedicated my last few years to finding a place for you to rest. I picked a spot past the bakery, behind the row of Maple trees along the road. I marked your grave and placed the Indigo bundle that was used to marry us in front of your grave. I gave a young boy my clothes, and asked him and his mother to bury me beside my wife. They said they would, and I thanked them. My last words I said were, 'I'm coming, sandy'.

Although I don't have much to tell about it, I think it was a great life either way. It was the first time I got married, too! I wish I took a photo. I registered so I could post here, so I hope I can post more and become a part of the community.