linnk

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

*he tosses you a jacket that you have no idea where he got it from* there. that should help with the cold

Oh snap. Thanks!

[He asks, sounding genuinely confused because he very much is.]

mm, maybe there's like, a target you're supposed to shoot to reveal something secret. that's how i've found stuff before

though maybe there is a boss monster you're meant to kill

Do the Guardians count as a boss monster?

well, did you beat one before or not yet?

…No. Last I saw them, I was trying to go to a Shrine and one of the ruined Guardians just- activated and I panicked and immediately ran to the shrine.

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

*he tosses you a jacket that you have no idea where he got it from* there. that should help with the cold

Oh snap. Thanks!

[He asks, sounding genuinely confused because he very much is.]

mm, maybe there's like, a target you're supposed to shoot to reveal something secret. that's how i've found stuff before

though maybe there is a boss monster you're meant to kill

Do the Guardians count as a boss monster?

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

*he tosses you a jacket that you have no idea where he got it from* there. that should help with the cold

Oh snap. Thanks!

[He asks, sounding genuinely confused because he very much is.]

mm, maybe there's like, a target you're supposed to shoot to reveal something secret. that's how i've found stuff before

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

*he tosses you a jacket that you have no idea where he got it from* there. that should help with the cold

Oh snap. Thanks!

[He asks, sounding genuinely confused because he very much is.]

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

*he tosses you a jacket that you have no idea where he got it from* there. that should help with the cold

Oh snap. Thanks!

[He asks, sounding genuinely confused because he very much is.]

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

*he tosses you a jacket that you have no idea where he got it from* there. that should help with the cold

Oh snap. Thanks!

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..

I don’t think Apple trees need to have a farm…I meant, they’re pretty much everywhere. You just gotta look aroundand bam, there’s an apple tree.

can i see one of the apples?

How’s it like in yours, then?

well, most of the trees don't grow fruit unless they're domesticated, and if you do find fruit in the wild, there's a significant chance it's poisonous. all the fruit has to be hand-grown and tended to

Fee free to stay around the plateau, by the way.

and, yea, it's a bit of hard work but you get used to it. you learn to clean and cook everything you eat really fast

[…He doesn’t realize he said his internal questions out loud.]

...i suppose people can also just. buy food from the store but oftentimes that wasn't an option for me

[…What even is a store, anyways?]

[Weirdly familiar, to be specific. Honestly going to buy it from someone else when you can just wander a little and find what you were looking for sounds pretty unnecessary]

...how much do you remember? of anything

Uh….I remember that I woke up surrounded by water. If, that’s what you mean?

[He suddenly feels his heart ache for asking so many questions. Or is it because he’s been talking so much? The feelings weirdly familiar, but it doesn’t feel like his own feelings.]

*he looks you over, noticing your uncomfortableness* ..what's your usual technique for baking the fruit and meats? like, do you put them on stick or use a cooking pot or...?

I occasionally cut them before I do. Sometimes, because it takes a good while to cut them.

Yea.

please don't set yourself on fire

[He smirks carefreely and brushes the other’s concerns off. He does not concern himself with the consequences of sticking his foot into the fire. It’s not like his boots have ever caught on fire when he was quick enough to pull it out. Just like he did now.]

are the apples at least good when you cook them that way?

[He chooses to ignore his muffled complaints.)

just- *he tosses you a pack of burn cream* if you ever do burn yourself, take care of it properly

[He says, smirking as he does so. His logic is that of a child’s. There is something deeply stupid with him.]

The cream is-- you put it over a burn, and-- I see that look in your eyes, do not eat it-- it heals the wound and brings relief

[He sets aside his broken dreams (dramatic much) and asks that to confirm, pout now gone.]

so... *he lays back, putting his hands behind his head* how long have you been on this plateau?

…About three or four weeks? Not too sure, I didn’t really count.

maybe there's some kind of clue on the plateau to what you're meant to do. or maybe you're supposed to climb down. who knows?

Clues?…Er, I mean, maybe I could ask the Goddess?..I’ll keep an eye out for hints, tho

Where are you getting these apples from, out of curiosity? I didn't think you had a farm..