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"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"I call myself Wicker I think I may have had a different name before that but I don't remember it... this time period and continent are quite different from where I was before"

"I can only imagine..." she hums some more. "Well, Wicker, if you ever would like help with adjusting to your new surroundings, I would be happy to assist. And my name is Merlyn, by the way."

"thank you for the offer... are you by any chance in relation to the tale of wizard Merlin?"

Their smile tightens. "Yes. An ancestor of mine, though I prefer the Pendragon side. It's... a long story."

"I see I was not aware that the tale was a real part of history"

"It is in the reality I am from... this place tends to put different ones together, so who is to say that is the case where you are from?"

"true though to be fair the history could be the same for me and I was just unaware due to the fact that I was mostly isolated"

"True." They were passing through what was clearly managed woodland now, with coppiced trees. "We're nearly there..."

"you may actually already have some naturally existing carpenter beehives with all the trees here"

"Ah, but do those make honey on a large enough scale to harvest?"

"no and most carpenter bees are solitary though there are some exceptions... unfortunately only Apis bees of the Apidae family produce honey but they are an invasive species unless you're in part of Eurasia however taking care of other species of bees can still be rewarding and even better for the environment if their native"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"I call myself Wicker I think I may have had a different name before that but I don't remember it... this time period and continent are quite different from where I was before"

"I can only imagine..." she hums some more. "Well, Wicker, if you ever would like help with adjusting to your new surroundings, I would be happy to assist. And my name is Merlyn, by the way."

"thank you for the offer... are you by any chance in relation to the tale of wizard Merlin?"

Their smile tightens. "Yes. An ancestor of mine, though I prefer the Pendragon side. It's... a long story."

"I see I was not aware that the tale was a real part of history"

"It is in the reality I am from... this place tends to put different ones together, so who is to say that is the case where you are from?"

"true though to be fair the history could be the same for me and I was just unaware due to the fact that I was mostly isolated"

"True." They were passing through what was clearly managed woodland now, with coppiced trees. "We're nearly there..."

"you may actually already have some naturally existing carpenter beehives with all the trees here"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"I call myself Wicker I think I may have had a different name before that but I don't remember it... this time period and continent are quite different from where I was before"

"I can only imagine..." she hums some more. "Well, Wicker, if you ever would like help with adjusting to your new surroundings, I would be happy to assist. And my name is Merlyn, by the way."

"thank you for the offer... are you by any chance in relation to the tale of wizard Merlin?"

Their smile tightens. "Yes. An ancestor of mine, though I prefer the Pendragon side. It's... a long story."

"I see I was not aware that the tale was a real part of history"

"It is in the reality I am from... this place tends to put different ones together, so who is to say that is the case where you are from?"

"true though to be fair the history could be the same for me and I was just unaware due to the fact that I was mostly isolated"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"I call myself Wicker I think I may have had a different name before that but I don't remember it... this time period and continent are quite different from where I was before"

"I can only imagine..." she hums some more. "Well, Wicker, if you ever would like help with adjusting to your new surroundings, I would be happy to assist. And my name is Merlyn, by the way."

"thank you for the offer... are you by any chance in relation to the tale of wizard Merlin?"

Their smile tightens. "Yes. An ancestor of mine, though I prefer the Pendragon side. It's... a long story."

"I see I was not aware that the tale was a real part of history"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"I call myself Wicker I think I may have had a different name before that but I don't remember it... this time period and continent are quite different from where I was before"

"I can only imagine..." she hums some more. "Well, Wicker, if you ever would like help with adjusting to your new surroundings, I would be happy to assist. And my name is Merlyn, by the way."

"thank you for the offer... are you by any chance in relation to the tale of wizard Merlin?"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"I call myself Wicker I think I may have had a different name before that but I don't remember it... this time period and continent are quite different from where I was before"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"If you would care to follow me then?" She smiles, gesturing to the spot next to her.

"of course"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Oh, of course! I'm sure I can find some suitable, non-invasive species." She nods again. "And, would now work for you? Or should we set up some other time?"

"now is fine I don't have much to do..."

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Hmm, I see," they nod absently, writing that down too. "What about time? How much must be spent on them, usually? Ah, and, if you'd be so kind I would appreciate if you would evaluate the land I have to see if the plants already there are enough."

"I usually check on my daily though to be fair there wasn't much to do back then as I didn't know how to read and didn't have much money. Of course I can check the plants in your area. Oh um by the way if you want to do beekeeping I'd advise against honeybees their invasive here though if you have property in say Europe then you could set up some honeybee hives there"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

"often times infections have a smell though a lack of foil smell doesn't mean there's no infection. You can also sometimes see irregular areas in the honeycomb that looks almost like their puffed up"

"Fair." She nods, humming a little. "I can look into those too. But I was thinking more about how to care for them? I'd like to know what I'm getting myself into before I start it."

"make sure nearby areas have a wide range of plants for pollination try to have these plants be part of a permaculture and do routine checks for moulds, infections and like on your hives"

The ball is coming soon, what will your character be wearing?

“I hate to kill her but she sucks,” is a fucking brutal line.