As for the meal: adventurous as I was feeling, I tried the first “spice” level for my broth. I think I handled it well… I only cried a little. The mushrooms were enormous, and the greens were especially good. When I described meeting Carrot, Tech laughed and said she’d invite me to “the next one” so I could try what she calls “the mystery meat.” I usually don’t indulge in meat, but perhaps I should. Shouldn’t I try everything at least once?
Tonight I’ll be staying at Tech’s home, a tall white beach house with wide wooden beams. Marshlight has some of the most humble yet breathtaking architecture I’ve ever seen. Then again, I’ve heard it’s hard to surpass Ankh, where every design choice is overseen by royalty. Maybe I should go there next. I have questions for their king, Piper, after my encounter with Warhammer in the Rings.
I’ll let the world know how tomorrow goes. Until then… Good Night!

Day 03 - Fort Blanket

I have a lot to say about today.
First, I was up bright and early– in fact, there was no light at all. I boarded the train to Silent Neverland at two in the morning. The ride was quiet, and watching the sun come up in the following hours was a welcome visual. However, I’m now haunted by the sight of blue fields. Since my trip to the Rings, it’s hard not to notice the bodies scattered throughout.
We had a lengthy discussion about them at the research lab in Reaching Gardens. Pushpin and I had investigated the Outskirts ourselves to confirm what Warhammer told us about Dreamer’s Flower. Indeed, the husks of what we presume to be False Kings could easily be found in most instances of these blue flower fields. We adorned gas masks to avoid the flower’s sedative properties and took several samples back to the lab, both of the plant and of the false kings who died laying in them.