I already told my slip yesterday, but I forgot to tell it here: I'll be out for about two weeks from /vt/ for family matters, so not only /∞/ rep is missing but me too. Another kronie will keep watching for developments concerning us, so we are not going radio silence, but we will slow down quite.
As a temporal goodbye, I leave you this tale inspired from yesterday collab:
>The Clock with the Ribbon
> and the Moon Bunny Girl.
>traditional /∞/ children's tale
>There was a time in block land,
>where its creatures play all along,
>they explored, mine and built,
>across the territory and under it.
>Between the inhabitants there was,
>this Clock with a light blue ribbon,
>whom while friendly liked to be alone,
>so she made a huge hidden cave as a home.
>For a time the Clock was happy,
>when she played solo or along others,
>but those times ended without reason why,
>and she stayed forgotten under the land.
>Asleep felt the Clock inside the cave,
>when the adventures to a halt came,
>blue her feeling where in slumber,
>while inactive she became down under.
>The Clock insides still burned red,
>her passion wasn't dead while in that trance,
>that once in a while she ringed her alarm unprompted,
>and the sound echoed all over her home.
>The ringing sound reached some who was very afar,
>a Bunny Girl lady who lived in the Moon,
>curious a star message she made and sent,
>to the innards our land where the Clock were.
>The tiny comet crash on the dormant Clock,
>explored in a letter who said 'go up',
>the barely awaken mechanic wonder obey,
>and a her front door a light stairway waited.
>A Bunnygirl was in front of the door,
>from the stairway that to the moon extend,
>purple and yellow was her hair,
>waiting for the Clock to appear.
>The moon native scolded the mechanic one,
>'Why you stopped doing what you liked, Clock?'
>severe tone but friendly purpose,
>'I don't what to do anymore', the latter respond.
>'There is so much to do, come with me,'
>the Bunnygirl said while the Clock hand grabbed,
>a distant land their destiny was,
>through a magical water well they arrived.
>The Clock light blue ribbon shined with,
>the lights of the constructions the place had,
>such her awe was that bad words keep escaping her mouth,
>while the Bunnygirl laughed.
>'See this wonders, you little Clock?' she said,
>'Things like this you can make',
>'I don't know how or if able I am', Clock counter,
>'nonsense, let me teach you the wae'.
>Back to the first place,
>the Moon Bunnygirl as teacher behave,
>the Clock then learn about,
>rune magic and levers how to make.
>Time fly by and between them,
>a beautiful bond seems to emerge,
>while confused she was with the lessons,
>the Clock enjoyed it every second.
>Eventually the adventure had to end,
>but they promised to meet again,
>the Moon Bunnygird open up to the Clock,
>'I want a friendship, sometimes I too feel alone.'
>Touched the Clock's heart was,
>joy filled her body all,
>'friends we will be,' she retort,
>and laughing with high and lows the bunnygirl respond.
>The time came for the Moon native to leave,
>but sad the goodbye wasn't it,
>as they promised to play again,
>and make their friendship thrive.