Innverse Stats | 10.36

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Dretonamis	On the thirty-eighth day in the Fraerling village of Dretonamis, Erin Solstice was eating a bowl of salad greens for lunch. She kept stopping mid-chew and frowning at her food. Her confusion kept mounting until Ulvama stopped feeding the Battle Hamster pieces of bread dipped in soup.
Erin Solstice	On the thirty-eighth day in the Fraerling village of Dretonamis, Erin Solstice was eating a bowl of salad greens for lunch. She kept stopping mid-chew and frowning at her food. Her confusion kept mounting until Ulvama stopped feeding the Battle Hamster pieces of bread dipped in soup.
Ulvama	On the thirty-eighth day in the Fraerling village of Dretonamis, Erin Solstice was eating a bowl of salad greens for lunch. She kept stopping mid-chew and frowning at her food. Her confusion kept mounting until Ulvama stopped feeding the Battle Hamster pieces of bread dipped in soup.
Erin Solstice	“What’s wrong, Erin?”
Erin Solstice	Erin poked at the bed of greens and veggies. It was a non-fruit dish, hence her suspicions. Ulvama peered at the bowl, well aware by now that Erin was firmly anti-sugar.
Ulvama	Erin poked at the bed of greens and veggies. It was a non-fruit dish, hence her suspicions. Ulvama peered at the bowl, well aware by now that Erin was firmly anti-sugar.
Erin Solstice	Erin poked at the bed of greens and veggies. It was a non-fruit dish, hence her suspicions. Ulvama peered at the bowl, well aware by now that Erin was firmly anti-sugar.
Erin Solstice	It made her physically feel unwell to have honey or direct sugars, hence her avoidance of the stuff. Even in bread; Erin had happily traded the breads she could produce with ‘Tallfolk’ ingredients for the rye breads that the Fraerlings made. She was all about savory flavors; Ulvama popped a bit of an orange roasted squash into her mouth and chewed. She took another piece of Erin’s meal.
Ulvama	It made her physically feel unwell to have honey or direct sugars, hence her avoidance of the stuff. Even in bread; Erin had happily traded the breads she could produce with ‘Tallfolk’ ingredients for the rye breads that the Fraerlings made. She was all about savory flavors; Ulvama popped a bit of an orange roasted squash into her mouth and chewed. She took another piece of Erin’s meal.
Erin Solstice	It made her physically feel unwell to have honey or direct sugars, hence her avoidance of the stuff. Even in bread; Erin had happily traded the breads she could produce with ‘Tallfolk’ ingredients for the rye breads that the Fraerlings made. She was all about savory flavors; Ulvama popped a bit of an orange roasted squash into her mouth and chewed. She took another piece of Erin’s meal.
Ulvama	Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.
Erin Solstice	Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.
[Innkeeper]	Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.
Ulvama	Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.
Erin Solstice	She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.
Ulvama	She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.
Ulvama	She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.
[Shaman]	She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.
Erin Solstice	Chia seeds. That’s what Erin called them. Fraerlings called them hydroseeds, because of the unique ability of the seeds to form a gel-like substance around the seeds when exposed to water or other liquids. It made them fascinating to the [Shaman], and she was eating a big bowl of ‘pudding’ that was just milk, the chia seeds, and some wild sugarcane along with any fruits she had.
[Shaman]	Chia seeds. That’s what Erin called them. Fraerlings called them hydroseeds, because of the unique ability of the seeds to form a gel-like substance around the seeds when exposed to water or other liquids. It made them fascinating to the [Shaman], and she was eating a big bowl of ‘pudding’ that was just milk, the chia seeds, and some wild sugarcane along with any fruits she had.
Erin Solstice	It was way too sweet for Erin, who pointedly went back to munching on her lunch.
Ulvama	Ulvama went back to feeding the Battle Hamster its lunch. Erin scowled at the uncooperative Hobgoblin.
Erin Solstice	Ulvama went back to feeding the Battle Hamster its lunch. Erin scowled at the uncooperative Hobgoblin.
Ulvama	“I’m trying to start a conversation here, Ulvama.”
[Shaman]	The [Shaman] flicked a piece of bread at Erin’s face, and the [Innkeeper] leaned across the bench they were sitting at. She grabbed a piece of tomato.

Dretonamis

On the thirty-eighth day in the Fraerling village of Dretonamis, Erin Solstice was eating a bowl of salad greens for lunch. She kept stopping mid-chew and frowning at her food. Her confusion kept mounting until Ulvama stopped feeding the Battle Hamster pieces of bread dipped in soup.

Erin Solstice

On the thirty-eighth day in the Fraerling village of Dretonamis, Erin Solstice was eating a bowl of salad greens for lunch. She kept stopping mid-chew and frowning at her food. Her confusion kept mounting until Ulvama stopped feeding the Battle Hamster pieces of bread dipped in soup.

Ulvama

On the thirty-eighth day in the Fraerling village of Dretonamis, Erin Solstice was eating a bowl of salad greens for lunch. She kept stopping mid-chew and frowning at her food. Her confusion kept mounting until Ulvama stopped feeding the Battle Hamster pieces of bread dipped in soup.

Erin Solstice

“What’s wrong, Erin?”

Erin Solstice

Erin poked at the bed of greens and veggies. It was a non-fruit dish, hence her suspicions. Ulvama peered at the bowl, well aware by now that Erin was firmly anti-sugar.

Ulvama

Erin poked at the bed of greens and veggies. It was a non-fruit dish, hence her suspicions. Ulvama peered at the bowl, well aware by now that Erin was firmly anti-sugar.

Erin Solstice

Erin poked at the bed of greens and veggies. It was a non-fruit dish, hence her suspicions. Ulvama peered at the bowl, well aware by now that Erin was firmly anti-sugar.

Erin Solstice

It made her physically feel unwell to have honey or direct sugars, hence her avoidance of the stuff. Even in bread; Erin had happily traded the breads she could produce with ‘Tallfolk’ ingredients for the rye breads that the Fraerlings made. She was all about savory flavors; Ulvama popped a bit of an orange roasted squash into her mouth and chewed. She took another piece of Erin’s meal.

Ulvama

It made her physically feel unwell to have honey or direct sugars, hence her avoidance of the stuff. Even in bread; Erin had happily traded the breads she could produce with ‘Tallfolk’ ingredients for the rye breads that the Fraerlings made. She was all about savory flavors; Ulvama popped a bit of an orange roasted squash into her mouth and chewed. She took another piece of Erin’s meal.

Erin Solstice

It made her physically feel unwell to have honey or direct sugars, hence her avoidance of the stuff. Even in bread; Erin had happily traded the breads she could produce with ‘Tallfolk’ ingredients for the rye breads that the Fraerlings made. She was all about savory flavors; Ulvama popped a bit of an orange roasted squash into her mouth and chewed. She took another piece of Erin’s meal.

Ulvama

Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.

Erin Solstice

Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.

[Innkeeper]

Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.

Ulvama

Ulvama returned to her bowl, which was as strange to Erin as lunches got. The [Innkeeper] was eating leafy greens, which didn’t taste sweet, but less…bitter than she remembered. More palatable, even with a very thin oil dressing. Ulvama, on the other hand, was not a big salad person.

Erin Solstice

She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.

Ulvama

She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.

Ulvama

She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.

[Shaman]

She liked sweets, pizzas, and, Erin was realizing, junk food. Ulvama’s month of isolation in the wilds had left her thinner, but she seemed determined to eat well in the Fraerling village. Even so, Ulvama wasn’t always keen on a bug-themed roast from the Oven House. So, during their foraging for food—an occurrence most adult Fraerlings willing to leave the village participated in—they’d secured the [Shaman]’s new favorite food.

Erin Solstice

Chia seeds. That’s what Erin called them. Fraerlings called them hydroseeds, because of the unique ability of the seeds to form a gel-like substance around the seeds when exposed to water or other liquids. It made them fascinating to the [Shaman], and she was eating a big bowl of ‘pudding’ that was just milk, the chia seeds, and some wild sugarcane along with any fruits she had.

[Shaman]

Chia seeds. That’s what Erin called them. Fraerlings called them hydroseeds, because of the unique ability of the seeds to form a gel-like substance around the seeds when exposed to water or other liquids. It made them fascinating to the [Shaman], and she was eating a big bowl of ‘pudding’ that was just milk, the chia seeds, and some wild sugarcane along with any fruits she had.

Erin Solstice

It was way too sweet for Erin, who pointedly went back to munching on her lunch.

Ulvama

Ulvama went back to feeding the Battle Hamster its lunch. Erin scowled at the uncooperative Hobgoblin.

Erin Solstice

Ulvama went back to feeding the Battle Hamster its lunch. Erin scowled at the uncooperative Hobgoblin.

Ulvama

“I’m trying to start a conversation here, Ulvama.”

[Shaman]

The [Shaman] flicked a piece of bread at Erin’s face, and the [Innkeeper] leaned across the bench they were sitting at. She grabbed a piece of tomato.

10.36 – Pt.1

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