Hi Alék!
Why do you not like gardening? I see it as one of the most versatile disciplines, as it covers biology, chemistry, and even artistry and history for those who are drawn to such things.
Trust me, I know that! My mom, Valerie, thinks singing to the plants make them grow better, and while there isn’t any scientific basis for that and her voice sounds like a screeching proton engine, it makes her happy, so it makes me happy.
Your island—Alt-halo, is it?—seems to have quite an interesting history! Could you describe some of the tribes and the differences between them, whether biological or cultural? And who is this Zol person, and how did they become the leader of those who travelled to Alt-halo? You also mentioned a book about someone named Aritar. Would you mind telling me about who they are and why you enjoy reading about their deeds?
Oh wow, you’re the first among your people to have the power to call upon darkness? That’s pretty ‘tastic! Why do you think the dexír you have is so rare, and do you have any theories as to why so few have it?
Space can be tricky to comprehend, so I do not blame you! For a person who has yet to leave their own planet, you are quite intelligent.
I suppose servants can be respected, it is just not a system I am very comfortable with. Even the limited nobility in some parts of the universe are required to pay those who work for them. How did Zol rise up through the ranks to command that much respect among your people?
Oh, so you trade metal and wool? What metals do your people mine and what animals do you harvest the wool from? In my galaxy, there is a creature called a loupa that fits in palm of a average humanoid’s hand. It has a soft yellow-gray wool that is very costly and highly prized among the elite. I do hope to pet one someday!
Goodbye for now!
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