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[just1c3w1tch]

(Hehehe) Apparently I missed quite the brouhaha! Mum and I have been skimming over what we missed. And I must say, really, the things some people talk about in public forums! Shocking! (Hehehehe)

If anyone's wondering why I haven't been writing, it's because I forgot to pack my journal. I hope none of you have been waiting on me. Mum decided we should go camping. I seem to have also missed an official school camp! From the sounds of things, that wasn't exactly a bad thing, haha. On the other hand, it probably would have meant a lot less wandering around lost in the countryside.

Do they make braille maps? Mum's terrible with them.

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[just1c3w1tch]

Maybe. Maybe it's a new, or little-known hex.

Hm. If it was cast on individuals, maybe the camp was actually infiltrated somehow... Damn, I wish I understood this stuff a bit better. I need to explore the area.

Shinra, Kirkland said he can't remember the name of the town they held the camp outside of. Can you?

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[doctorkishitani]

Possibly. I can't say I know very much about hex development, but I could do some research for you. I don't imagine you'd have access to the right kind of library right now.

I suppose an infiltration is a possibility and it does make sense, given what we know, but why would anyone want to infiltrate a summer camp?

And yes! The camp was somewhere near [Name of town here. I don't think the town was named.]

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[just1c3w1tch]

That would be much appreciated, thanks.

Dry run. They wanted to test their spell before they used it on their real target. Can you imagine if that had been cast on like an international meeting of diplomats or something? The camp probably had enough security to make the test challenging, but not so hard they'd fear actually getting caught. Because why would anyone infiltrate a summer camp, after all?

Great, thanks again.