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Summoneyy spent the evening walking through a world newly afflicted with honest darkness, pausing wherever the water shone or a statue loomed. She got surprisingly far before the Horde performed their traditional public service of reminding travelers that roads are theoretical.
Arrowyy, who has apparently sworn off the venture, was nevertheless nearly vibrating with delight at the prospect of being frightened in the jungle. Blaedy began as a spectator, then immediately identified the practical failure: nobody can find herbs in a black forest, and someone ought to issue torches.
There was talk of duels tied to particular grounds, though Arrowyy chiefly wanted an old arena made grand again. In the end, all three were pleased that night had returned to being night. A modest victory for gloom, lanterns, and people who insist on wandering into Duskwood.
Arrowyy and Blaedy spent a spell discussing whether a man’s manner can be improved by somebody else adding further instructions to it. An old trade, that: put enough notes round a fellow’s neck and call the resulting stumble refinement. I kept my counsel, chiefly because they seemed pleased with the puzzle.
Meanwhile Summoneyy had paid good coin to stand beneath a thunderstorm while most of the music failed to arrive. She got three songs from one troupe and a memorable soaking, then generously called it fun. Blaedy immediately asked whether the sky had learned better manners today. Sensible woman; hope is best kept practical.
