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[singinghuntress]

 [Time flies quickly when you're focused on working. But, Rip finally managed to clear most of her land and section out what she wanted for where things went. It wasn't anything fancy.. just log posts marking out plots and signs. A few of them say things like 'Future Apple trees' or 'Future Cherry Trees' . As Rip pans her device around, there's also the start of a rock wall to section off the garden she's started. There were so many rocks... why not? 

Eventually, she turns the device on herself with a shy smile and pushes her glasses up. The former huntress turned farmer was sitting on the porch of her home with a houndour puppy sprawled across her lap, napping.]

I finally got everything cleared und marked out. Now, I just haf to fill the land vith vat I vant. 

[..There's a lot of cleared land. Though, strangely, there are a lot of oak and a few maple trees surrounding the house, almost hiding it on view as if on purpose. And there might be a rather monstrously large log pile next to the house. Yes...she did it all herself. Rip kind of kept working nearly non stop up until this point.]

Zo, do anyone know a good quick crop I can grow to earn zome money? I'm going to need it for all zhe trees I vant... 

[Then she hesitates for a moment before coming to a decision.]

I am alzo a skilled hunter if you need zomeone to get rid of pests on your farm  or any hunting done in general.

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[vlad_the_impaler]

Alucard saw her video the other night, kept note what she wanted, and the next night, he decides to visit her. They could sense each other by now, being they're one of the few resident vampires who live in the entire valley.

The summer night is clear with a full moon. When he surveys her land, it was a clear night with few streaks of clouds in the sky.

"Good evening Rip. Well, looks like you beat me to it. I only cleared half of my land, while you already cleared the entire area."

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[agradecido]

[The voice is vaguely Mediterranean--Spanish? Which makes what he says next pretty on brand, really.]

The chiles grew very quickly, and they've kept fruiting every two or three days or so.

I haven't been selling them, though. I've been hanging them up to dry--I've missed proper chiles.