week seven

[wagons]

ON THE TRAIL week seven 14 characters remaining. It's July, 1842, and the trail ahead stretches as far as you can see. Your destination still seems like an even farther off dream with as slowly as the wagons go, but at least you have good company... Right? You're traveling through Nebraska this week, and it seems like it will be a quiet trip. WEATHER Sunday: Hot Monday: Hot Tuesday: Pleasant Wednesday: Showers Thursday: Pleasant Friday: Dust Storm Saturday: Extreme Heat This week, suggested activities include trading, collecting water, hunting and pawning off your costumes on unsuspecting townsfolk. On Tuesday, there will also be a chance to visit a town for trade and restock. Good luck and safe travels! weekly rng graveyard RNG selections are due at 5 PM EST on November 8th.

Comments

[offspring]

[At the very least, they found all of that clothing in a wagon, which is presumably what they're wearing now... but it still doesn't really suit any of them, so Arthur's right there with him.

Amazing how things change.]

Looks like it's this way... thank the gods the people here are friendlier than the last town.

[boyprincess]

No kidding! I've never met anyone as rude as them before!

[clearly kuranosuke has never looked into a mirror]

I can't wait to get some decent clothes. Those cast-offs we found are just atrocious! [There are more important things to worry about than whether or not the color of his dress is flattering for his complexion but... he's focusing on the clothes because that's a heck of a lot easier than actually acknowledging that they're all in very real danger of dying before they get anywhere close to their destination. He is most definitely in denial.]

[offspring]

[Well......... Arthur can't really blame them considering how weird their entire crew is but WHATEVER... he's not going to look a gift horse in the mouth.]

At least we have them. [They could be stuck in their costumes still like some of the wagons.] But we should be able to trade them for something else, I'd hope.

[...]

I doubt we have much money to spare otherwise.