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Oct 9, 2015 10 years ago
whimsyblue
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@ Armor Thanks!! I was able to finish just under the deadline!! :)

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Oct 9, 2015 10 years ago
rowanterra
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Kinnoha

I got all the pieces and checked in with the Hustler. Are we supposed to turn the map in somewhere, or do we just have the pieces now?

For now I’m just looking up at that tree, thinking about how it turned air and water and sunshine into wood and bark and leaves, and I realize that I am in the vast, dark shade of this immense tree. I feel the solace of that shade, the relief it provides. And that’s the point. My son grabs my wrist, pulling my gaze from the colossal tree to his thin-fingered hand. “I love you,” I tell him. I can hardly get the words out.

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Oct 9, 2015 10 years ago
rowanterra
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Kinnoha

I got all the pieces and checked in with the Hustler. Are we supposed to turn the map in somewhere, or do we just have the pieces now?

--Sorry for the double post. -sigh-

For now I’m just looking up at that tree, thinking about how it turned air and water and sunshine into wood and bark and leaves, and I realize that I am in the vast, dark shade of this immense tree. I feel the solace of that shade, the relief it provides. And that’s the point. My son grabs my wrist, pulling my gaze from the colossal tree to his thin-fingered hand. “I love you,” I tell him. I can hardly get the words out.

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Oct 10, 2015 10 years ago
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Jerry

No you don't turn the map pieces in, those are your reward for doing the hunt and they are all wearables. Congrats.

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Oct 10, 2015 10 years ago
rowanterra
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Kinnoha

Awesome, thank you!

For now I’m just looking up at that tree, thinking about how it turned air and water and sunshine into wood and bark and leaves, and I realize that I am in the vast, dark shade of this immense tree. I feel the solace of that shade, the relief it provides. And that’s the point. My son grabs my wrist, pulling my gaze from the colossal tree to his thin-fingered hand. “I love you,” I tell him. I can hardly get the words out.

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