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[necroyalty]

[At long last, Ambrosine finally makes a post here with her name attached.]

Something I should ask, as I seriously doubt I'm the only one who found themselves in this situation:

Is anyone else dissatisfied with the clothing you can purchase off the shelves in the shops here? The sizing is completely useless, I've already found myself at a loss of what to do for the one week out of the month I have a tail, and let's face it. It's difficult to get ahold of good corsetry here.

If anyone would like to lend their talents to a worthy cause, I would be willing to pay handsomely.

My other inquiry is a bit more generalized, I suppose. What sort of books does everyone here enjoy? This is, of course, a completely innocent question that I have no plans to use for the purpose of ensnaring you in a world of fabulous literature later on.

Comments

[morbird]

ah, are you taken in by the call of the abyss as well?

[necroyalty]

Awfully dramatic, aren't we?

[Look, she just likes horror but other than the necromancy she doesn't necessarily want to LIVE it.]

[morbird]

forgive me. i'm always eager to speak with one who shares my passions.

[... To be fair he literally has a dark spirit inside of him but it's not like he wants darkness to reign supreme or anything.

He's like. A Hot Topic emo goth kid.]

[necroyalty]

It's not a problem. All that said, until recently I've had woefully little time to read much of anything that wasn't immediately required for my work or research.

[morbird]

mayhaps you could make use of audio books? that way you can listen to the tale while being otherwise busy.

[necroyalty]

Sadly, that wasn't exactly a thing that existed in my own world, but I'll have to look into it here even if I've found myself with more time on my hands.

You have my thanks.

[morbird]

this is a world of boundless opportunity to explore the unfamiliar. is it the technology itself that was not in existence?

you need not thank me for something so simple.

[necroyalty]

You would be correct. There was much our world had before the Revelry, but I'm afraid much of it has been lost in our modern age.