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Encounter at Mizugiwa Beach The morning sun was rising over Mizugiwa Beach as the warm sea breeze rippled past the curtains in the window of Strider's beach house, making its way to the sleeping cyan hedgehog's nose. The salt air was a welcome scent to wake up to. Strider got out of bed, put his favorite shades on, and took a look out at the beautiful scenic beach. "Ace should be arriving soon", he thought, "so I'd better get that volleyball net set up outside. I know he's gonna want to practice when he's here." The sun was glistening off the rocks as he wandered down the path to the shoreline. "It's going to be a perfect day." Strider reac

This Must Be the País (Native Melody) Part Two: Burning Down the House [Day 351, 3235 - My apologies for not writing again sooner. It's been over a week since my last entry. I have spent much of that time considering the problem confounding my friends and me, and I have at last, I think, arrived at a solution: If we cannot go west to get closer to Northamer due to the presence of the Felidae, then our only other option is north, across the sea. Therefore… we need a sea-worthy vessel. I've never built such a vessel before, but with my knowledge of engineering and classical mechanics, I should theoretically have all the training I

Playing Possum Part Two: Team Muse Unite! After setting out from the hotel, Julienne wandered aimlessly down Brass St. until, quite by accident, she found herself in the main plaza of Imperial Park. She spent about an hour just sitting on a bench near a hot dog cart, watching the people pass and trying to recover from the sting of Alexei's rejection. The plaza was circular, surrounded by trees and the city skyline, and at its center there was a large round fountain adorned with an enormous bronze globe sculpture. It wasn't quite as crowded full of people as the rest of the city seemed to be, so Julienne figured it was a good place for her t