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Anywho, after I had done that, I assembled some pieces of plant into ten-leaf clovers (fifteen, to be precise) for good luck, then went to crawl around in the Sewer in Town. If you have a clover, the gnomes down there let you take pretty much whatever you want, since, living in a sewer, I don't imagine they get a lot of luck. The trick is to trade the clover for a worthless trinket, spices, and any other item. Then you can go and trade the trinket with that old crazy guy out in the mountains for another ten-leaf clover. Since spices go for about seven- or eight-hundred, it's a pretty simple get-rich-quick scheme I devised. You can get 80,000-150,000 per day, if you play your cards right.
After I was done with that, I thought I would stroll around the town to air off my stinky-ass clothes, since the hermit didn't have any clovers today (I had already checked). I walked around a bit, then decided I would search through the ruins of Uncle P's Antiques, since that was always good for a lark. Of course, anything of value had been looted almost immediately after it was demolished in that stampede, but there was still a few odds and ends. So there I was, wearing star pants that were covered in shit, carrying a giant fork also covered in shit, searching through the rubble of an old mafia hideout, when I found this computer that I'm typing on right now. "Score!" I thought, so I stuck it in my backpack and took it home. I left it there while I went to the Clan Hall to do a bit of working out in the gym. Buffing up on the weights when it occurs to me: publish a weblog. It would be great publicity for the Kingdom, since it doesn't have a very high population, and not much of a tourist trade. I think the highest population ever reached was around 500,000 and there's not much of a tourist trade. So I dash home, knackered from the workout, bump into a few fellow clan members on the way home (they were nice enough to give me some of the ingredients I asked for on previously mentioned noticeboard), and put my computer on top of my phone, to make it work with the internet. I went to this blog-y-spot thing, and, here I am. Hoorah!
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