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Shit shit shit shit.

Are you there? I'm calling it. Yeah, just got here. Well where are you all right?

What was the trip like and what did the boatwoman ask for? Tell me everything.

Dan, I don't. We're safe now. All right? Well you should still tell me everything. There

might be something I can research. The boatwoman's name is Kara. Like Kara. What she

like. She's not, she's like you and Sue and Rat. She wears this gray robe and whenever

she talks it's like she's whispering in your ear. She's tall. He really tall. She asked

us if we wanted to cross and we paid the toll. What was the toll? It doesn't matter. It

doesn't matter. All right. It's not going to help you with your research. How is the crossing?

Fine. Fine. I'm really glad we paid the toll. Why? I don't want to. It's important. Thanks

for making sure we knew that. Yeah, of course. So where are you now? Did Kara tell you about

the city or anything? No. No. She didn't talk during the trip. We're on a beach. It's just

sand. The features are flat. I think we'll mention this. How does place can kind of feel

like nothing, nothing, nothing, and then something all of a sudden? Do you see anything? I really

want to help, but you're not giving me much to go on. We scan with our binoculars. Often

the distance there's a fire in the sky. Kind of like the northern lights, but a bit more

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