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| − | * '''[[Jameson's Kin]]''' - I came into Prospect with about twenty kin. Ain't all -directly- related to me, of course, but they're all Gnawer folk. Men, women and children, and good, hardy folk. I took them all from Colorado when the Sunset Mesa Sept fell to the Enemy, and now I gotta look after 'em. They let me shower, and they wash my clothes and stuff, and in return I watch out for 'em. Maybe we'll start a new ranch out here. There's plenty of turf for it outside of town. Hmmm... | + | * '''[[Jameson's Kin]]''' - I came into Prospect with about twenty kin. Ain't all -directly- related to me, of course, but they're all Gnawer folk. Men, women and children and wolves, and all good, hardy folk. I took them all from Colorado when the Sunset Mesa Sept fell to the Enemy, and now I gotta look after 'em. They let me shower, and they wash my clothes and stuff, and in return I watch out for 'em. Maybe we'll start a new ranch out here. There's plenty of turf for it outside of town. Hmmm... |
Latest revision as of 15:49, 10 January 2016
- Jameson's Kin - I came into Prospect with about twenty kin. Ain't all -directly- related to me, of course, but they're all Gnawer folk. Men, women and children and wolves, and all good, hardy folk. I took them all from Colorado when the Sunset Mesa Sept fell to the Enemy, and now I gotta look after 'em. They let me shower, and they wash my clothes and stuff, and in return I watch out for 'em. Maybe we'll start a new ranch out here. There's plenty of turf for it outside of town. Hmmm...
