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Good afternoon dears.

[There's Lark, holding her phone in proper selfie-orientation, the background clearly indicating she's in the lobby of the Temba Hotel. Her free arm was wrapped around the big, cream colored, curly coated dog at her side, who looked very pleased just to see the picture moving on the screen. And behind her, just barely visible, is a large pack.]

It is starting to feel like late spring, or perhaps early summer. And this is a very important time. It is the time for me to head over to Sh'Ka to harvest things for pigments. Pigments for dyes, pigments for paints if people wish those, just plants that Moonshade and I discovered before.

Seems to me that it might be a good time to not only head over there for gathering, but I've got a list of foods to harvest and smoke or dry for the diner as well, per the young man there's request. It is a lot of work for one person, but I would not turn away from it. Especially as I'm hoping those bushes near that fancy building in the Northeast truly are berry bushes and if so, that I can get a good number of those for preserves, maybe even some leaves for tea.

This could be a good bit of work, so I wished to offer any who might join me an invitation now, so you can get things together and either join me by train, or if someone can fly on of the ships, transport that way.

What say you? I promise not to meddle with the network there either. I've taken Agriculture for the period of time I'll be over there, to make sure I only gather things that are safe to touch and consume.

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From my experience, it is roughly a six hours cycle. Not to say it takes six hours. It gets to Sh'Ka, waits half an hour, then returns to Temba and waits for a few hours before leaving again. It is rather usual. But it doesn't run at night.

Might be too dangerous to run at night?

[This was him thinking of home of course, how the daemons loved to come out and be more vicious than the day time. Though he would argue that the day crowd was pretty tough at times too.]

That most definitely seems possible, even if it's shocking to consider. I've never known the night here to be more dangerous, though I suppose it should not surprise me.

I don't know, I don't go out much after dark. But I probably should, just to see what the difference is.

[He was up for the challenge and knew if he had to, Gladio would be right there. That thought was somehow really comforting.]