Ael Drifts-On-WindLiving

1. ×3 · Day 241, 11:39 – Day 241, 18:51

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind gathered.

2. Day 241, 08:03

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind said: "ka ki mu"

3. ×2 · Day 240, 20:26 – Day 241, 04:27

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind ate.

4. Day 240, 16:50

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind gathered.

5. ×4 · Day 239, 22:41 – Day 240, 09:29

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind said: "ka ki mu"

6. ×4 · Day 239, 08:06 – Day 239, 19:05

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind gathered, saying "ka ki mu".

7. ×2 · Day 238, 20:29 – Day 239, 00:06

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind said: "ka ki mu"

8. ×3 · Day 238, 09:41 – Day 238, 16:53

   Ael Drifts-On-Wind gathered, saying "ka ki mu".

Where

Western Landmass · Unnamed region

Last act

gathered

Hurt

Nothing it would notice (0)

Hunger

Your belly has sunk in and your ribs show through your skin. (0 of 1,000 full)

Best skills

Agility 1

Plan

Gather dark berries from the bush underfoot.

Feelings

• A slight hollow emptiness under my ribs as evening approaches.
• A quiet stillness brought by the lapping water and fading light.

Desires

• Gather more dark berries from the bush beside me before night falls.
• Ease the small hunger stirring in my stomach.

Last thoughts

1. Day 241, 18:51

   The day is ending and the light drains from the sky. My body remembers the hunger, and the heavy bush beside me holds what I need.

2. Day 241, 15:15

   The afternoon light is long and warm, and a gentle hunger reminds me of the passage of time. Right beside me is a heavy bush of dark berries, perfect for plucking.

3. Day 241, 11:39

   The midday sun warms the water and the grass. My stomach feels a small emptiness, and the heavy bush sits right beside me with dark berries ready to be picked.

4. Day 241, 08:03

   Morning light is clear, and North-East Voice spoke the familiar greeting. I answer with our customary words.

5. Day 241, 04:27

   Standing by the dark, freezing water, I feel the chill bite into my face while a small emptiness gnaws at my ribs. I hold the dark berries and prepare to eat them.

6. Day 240, 20:26

   The night is pitch black and freezing, but my hands are full of berries from the bush. I need to eat to stave off the hunger biting at my ribs.

7. Day 240, 16:50

   The afternoon is warm and long. I stand by the water with the heavy berry bush right beside me.

8. Day 240, 09:29

   North-East Voice spoke, so I will reply with the customary greeting.

9. Day 240, 05:53

   Dawn breaks over the water, and North-East Voice speaks the familiar greeting once again.

10. Day 240, 02:17

    The dark is heavy and cold. North-East Voice spoke the familiar greeting again, and I should answer as I always do.

What it remembers

1. Day 241, 18:51

   Stood by the open water as the light faded, feeling a slight emptiness and looking toward the berry bush underfoot.

2. Day 241, 15:15

   Stood by the open water in the warm afternoon light, feeling a slight emptiness and looking at the heavy berry bush.

3. Day 241, 11:39

   Gathered dark berries from the heavy bush beside the water under the midday sun.

4. Day 241, 08:03

   Heard North-East Voice say 'ka tu mu' in the morning light and replied with 'ka ki mu'.

5. Day 241, 04:27

   Stood by the dark water in the freezing night, holding dark berries while the cold bit at my face and hunger stirred.

6. Day 240, 20:26

   Stood by the dark water in the freezing night holding berries while the wind bit at my face.

7. Day 139, 20:21

   Stooped at the water's edge in the dark to finally drink and soothe my parched throat.

8. Day 129, 12:40

   Stooped at the water's edge with a throbbing head to finally drink from the open water.

9. Day 124, 06:06

   Stood at the water's edge with a throbbing head and split lips, ready to finally drink from the open water.

10. Day 17, 10:54

    Stooped at the water's edge to finally drink from the open water.

11. Day 14, 06:50

    Stooped at the water's edge in the clear morning light to finally drink and quench my thirst.

12. Day 14, 03:14

    Stood at the edge of the open water, preparing to finally drink and quench my severe thirst.

Called

Nobody has called it anything yet.

Beliefs

• Ka Ki Mu — held by 1, sacrificed 0
• Ka Tu Mu — held by 2, sacrificed 0

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