… just east of the centerpoint of Stinson:
“You know what it reminds me of, Karoz?”
“Haven’t the foggiest,” replied the moss being standing near Baker Bloch.
“The contraption. You know, the object that kept showing up again and again in our user’s collages.”
“*Your* user. I’m trying to stay out of all that. Baker Blinker is my focus now.”
“Right.” The male Baker points to one of the revolving circular panels. “And look at the time… oh well, I guess that’s not too odd at all since it’s the actual time.”
“Right. Can we go now?” Karoz had already eaten before Baker Bloch dragged him back to the Forest of Kahruvel for more investigating, but he still had much work to do in the newly set up Temple of TILE. Building inspectors coming next week, just to name one thing. Will he be marked down for using too many prims?
“Might as well bum around a bit more while we’re here, don’t you think? You have a full stomach this time — no irritatingly loud rumblings, hehe.”
“No… leftover squid. Baker Blinker wanted me to finish it off before it went bad. Refrigeration’s never been one of her strong points.”
Baker Bloch then remembered he hadn’t told Karoz Blogger about the “Baaad Santa” over in Nautilus City. When to spring all that information on him?
“Well…” Karoz said. “Where to next?”
Baker points south. “How about up there.”
—–
“I must admit it’s a nice view up here, Baker Bloch. What’s that behind you?”
Baker checks. “It says ‘VAA Haiku Speed Build 2008/08/28’ for the name. In the description, let’s see: ‘A hundred mountains/echoed in the jeweled eyes/of a dragonfly’. Hmm.”
“Maybe it represents a sim… or a map in general,” Karoz offers. “We’re in a mountainous area, after all.”
“Maybe. Let’s check a couple more places.”
—–
“It says, ‘Stinson Bar and Pier’ in the land description, Karoz, but nothing really here. Rez time set at 180 minutes. Could be a place for a later scene.”
“(Collagesity) Book IV, yeah. How’s that going? Any new developments?”
Baker Bloch thinks of the Nautilus City Santa again. “Kind of. Hey, Karoz, do you still have to go over to New Island sometimes? I mean, does — your job — entail going over there.”
“One of my jobs,” Karoz corrects. “I also work for Tom (“The Busker”) Wilmot still. I have a story about that now.”
“Well go ahead. Do that first.”
—-
“That’s the way I feel when I wake up in the morning,” Karoz says thirty minutes later to Baker Bloch while staring at the almost sideways goat on the slope.
Sunklands 