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雪が降ってる、雪が降ってる！Ningit, ningit! Or, for the less linguistically inclined, it's snowing, it's snowing!
Today was... the end of the prologue, perhaps. Weird, unsettling, and foolish... but probably good in the long run. I definitely needed that cranberry juice, Trickster's Queen, and the hacking afterwards. We finally made it onto the roof of Stata by ourselves! Also found a shaft, and all signed in in an electrical room in 32-9. Hot cocoa afterwards, because, of course, there's lots of snow on roofs when it snows.
As much as I'm enjoying everything, I think it'll be nice to see my family over Thanksgiving. *snugs Yoshi and Georgie* I'm looking forward to the duck!
Today was... the end of the prologue, perhaps. Weird, unsettling, and foolish... but probably good in the long run. I definitely needed that cranberry juice, Trickster's Queen, and the hacking afterwards. We finally made it onto the roof of Stata by ourselves! Also found a shaft, and all signed in in an electrical room in 32-9. Hot cocoa afterwards, because, of course, there's lots of snow on roofs when it snows.
As much as I'm enjoying everything, I think it'll be nice to see my family over Thanksgiving. *snugs Yoshi and Georgie* I'm looking forward to the duck!