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One of the farm's least, er... visible residents is currently visible. Ish. Considering it's dusk, the red girl is not nearly so shiny or readily apparent as she emerges from her tunnel. But there are things to explore, to discover, and it's easier to do that when there aren't people running around at the same time.
There's a Penance out in the ruined field of the farm, picking curiously at overgrown plants and looking a little proud of herself when she's able to pick up leaves or pieces of grass.
There's a Penance out in the ruined field of the farm, picking curiously at overgrown plants and looking a little proud of herself when she's able to pick up leaves or pieces of grass.
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"Forgive me, dinna me to scare ye."
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After a minute or two, he remembers that he has some bread and slowly reaches to pull a piece of toast from the pocket of the jacket he'd found. On an open palm, he offers it out to her.
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Smiling, Penance reaches out a hand to spear the toast on her finger, carefully not to pierce Will's palm. This place is wonderful.
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"Ye're almost the color o'me 'air. Do ye 'ave a name?"
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That's not her name, just the sound she makes while she nibbles. Mmm toast.
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"Glad ye like it, tis good food 'ere."
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Though her smile is rather wonderful so he just smiles back, "Can ye speak?"
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But her face is very pretty!
Smile, Penance, smile!
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"My name's Will Scarlett though thinkin' the Scarlett suits ye better then me."
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Dandelion for Will! Also a smile!
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"Guess ye canna talk then."
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"Thank ye, tis a strange world 'ere then, are ye from 'ere or did ye fall too?"