Chen Stormstout (
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starhuevalley2018-07-17 12:12 pm
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[Action] Look for the something necessities
1. Welcome to the Farm
For all that I was talking about settling down and growing some crops, I am not entirely certain I meant it.
[Chen regards the quaint farm, with its open fields and run-down greenhouse, from the fence gate -- one hand on his hip, the other still supporting the long staff he has slung over one shoulder, using its length as a lever to keep his massive keg upright.]
[Honestly, at his size, girth, and species, he can't help but stand out as something out of the ordinary.]
[At last he ventures on forward, taking the first step onto his new home.]
...Li Li would laugh at me, and then be bored. [That sentiment certainly brings a smile to his face.]
2. In Starhue Valley, Bear Welcome You!
[In a situation like this, there is only one thing to do: greet the neighbors!]
[So Chen sets out on a circuit around his farm and winding his way to every point of interest around, looking for people to say hello to. Out on the road? He's pacing his way over with a friendly hello. At home? Someone's knocking on your door! Out in your field hard at work? He's cheerfully vaulting the fence to approach.]
[...honestly that last one might be a little impressive.]
For all that I was talking about settling down and growing some crops, I am not entirely certain I meant it.
[Chen regards the quaint farm, with its open fields and run-down greenhouse, from the fence gate -- one hand on his hip, the other still supporting the long staff he has slung over one shoulder, using its length as a lever to keep his massive keg upright.]
[Honestly, at his size, girth, and species, he can't help but stand out as something out of the ordinary.]
[At last he ventures on forward, taking the first step onto his new home.]
...Li Li would laugh at me, and then be bored. [That sentiment certainly brings a smile to his face.]
2. In Starhue Valley, Bear Welcome You!
[In a situation like this, there is only one thing to do: greet the neighbors!]
[So Chen sets out on a circuit around his farm and winding his way to every point of interest around, looking for people to say hello to. Out on the road? He's pacing his way over with a friendly hello. At home? Someone's knocking on your door! Out in your field hard at work? He's cheerfully vaulting the fence to approach.]
[...honestly that last one might be a little impressive.]
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Is everyone in this vacuous valley illiterate?
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Do the signs not say, "Bring beer if you wish to come visit?" Because that is what I read!
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[Chen will hear a heavily-limping step plus the regular thumping of a cane. It takes several minutes for Scrooge to open the door, head tilted back to glare up at the bear man.]
They don't. Now get off my property.
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If beer does not appeal to you, perhaps business will. Or both in combination. And if neither, then at least you cannot feel I unfairly did not offer you the opportunity.
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You have five minutes to make your case or get out.
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[How's five seconds? Chen is never in a hurry, but he can cut to the chase when need be.]
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[Skeptical duck is skeptical.]
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[On the one hand, it's a risk because he doesn't know the details.]
[On the other hand, beer will be common enough soon. A splash of something different could make a pretty penny to further fill the cave of coins.
He's not aiming to make a financial empire here, but old habits die hard.][He limps out of the house, shutting and locking the door behind himself, to sit on his front porch steps.]
All right, you've got my interest. Tell me more about this venture of yours.
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[He ponders this for a moment, but it seems that he only heard it in passing rather than knowing anything in particular about it.]
So other than the milk, what else would you need?
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[Because he's got a dairy farm to run. His vegetable garden is small for a reason.]
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Ha, but an excuse to have an adventure never goes wrong!
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You won't find any of that here. Though once you've got a supplier on that end, I can start seeing about delivering milk directly to you.
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[Did he have brewery holdings back home? Bah. Didn't matter.]
Though I doubt I'll be samplin' much of what you'll be brewing. Depending on what you plan to price it as, I'll just be taking my cut.
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[Chen has met enough different creatures in his many travels that anxiety over such terms is out of the question.]
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[Horrors!]
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