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Annie: The stars were just beautiful these past nights, and even though Annie had lived here for more than a year, she never really noticed how beautiful they were until now. The last few days had been an emotional roller coaster. Maybe some quiet time would do her good, though normally it became a source of anxiety. Annie walked along the shores, staring up at the clear sky and ignoring the Staryu at her feet. Orville: Not far from the Sceptile, a large mound was sprawled among the staryu, its arms and legs splayed out as if to imitate the silent echinoderms and learn from their example. The mound was, in fact, Orville, the snorlax-totem de

For a while, spring in Raccolto was pleasant and dry. But today was different. They were suddenly stricken with a rainstorm, just as a certain Sceptile was about to do some shopping. And even though Annie normally loved the rain, she was carrying a precious parcel. “Sword Coast Adventures Guide” had just arrived at the post office, and the now soaked sceptile was eager to read through it. She wasn’t about to let the nasty weather dampen her mood, or the books pages for that matter. As her grumpy and equally soaked Glameow trailed behind, Annie made a call and took shelter in a deli. Huh, wasn’t this place vacant not lo

Orville woke Sunday morning as he had the past few days: aching all over after being thoroughly beaten in the fighting tournament by a man almost twice his age. With a groan Orville dragged himself from his comfortable bed and got himself dressed for the day. The deli is closed on Sundays but he had somewhere to be.   Losing that first round awoke something deep within Orville that had laid dormant for years. It felt strange. Like when you eat ice cream too closely to eating roast beef. It was the determination to improve oneself, a foreign concept if there ever was one to Orville. He had not been to a gym in almost a decade, but luckily he h

Dear Mom and Pap,                The first month here has been busy, yet somehow uneventful. The shop is doing very well (the sales you suggested worked wonders, Dad)! The neighbors here are colorful, friendly, and, most importantly, love their cold cuts! I even got a customer who’s a vegetarian! Could you believe that?                  Because I know you’re wondering, no I haven’t had the time to go out much yet and no, I haven’t found someone I’m interested in. There’s nothing but new people in Roccolto so there’s always a chance.                  The community here is as great as the people so