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| Orangesmile.com, Devonshire, England |
I am an observer. To fill in the storylines within the game data, I am still filling in more gossips for Driviewing, a high-selling cloud-based game that takes no storage at all. Thanks to our huge donors for providing the massive, almost unlimited physical storage. During those times of work from office around 3 times a week, I need to present and test the games in real-time, my favorite timeline to set up in Driviewing is in the 1790s, the Gregorian era to be specifically–I have embedded a story of Castria Lepolle, an equestrian woman with her dog and cat living in South West England specifically in Devonshire. She rents a stone cottage which she intends to buy soon from the owner. Tartiwett–the name she likes to recall in case someone asks where she lives.
The owner is an elder who has no children, but very rich and humble. Has good intention on giving estates to “peasants”.
Castria hated gardening, so she hired Mr. Tendicole to attend to the gardens behind Tartiwett. Tartiwett has high walls and strong stones; the main entrance leads to another room extending to kitchen and living room, Castria’s bedroom would be in the back approaching the backyard.
This is the part where I would quit giving new names as I personally hate memorizing new terms and names, I’d tend to
forget about it quickly.
The same God-damned alarm again, the same alarm chiming that helps me to get up, get my money and live, live this livable life through the hobbies that I can only do for like 3 hours a day, while I work around 9 hours a day, sometimes even more. We are all trapped in this but I am very grateful for the work. However, the salary is big enough for me to take a quick flight to Devonshire, observing more of Castria’s belongings and personal histories.
“Don’t worry, I fixed the car and the brake.” He seemed to notice my fear through the note that I always attach along with every order. The driver peers through the front window with a bit of bird shit on it “I’m sorry for the inconvenience, I was still sleeping and not aware of this” he looked back at me through the rear window. I nodded, smile and said it’s okay. Windows going down as I push the button, the air breezes making my nose cold in an instant, I can see the cows around mooing but in a very far-etched echo. Splashes of mud going right at my face, very minor but I can feel it, it’s horrible, now I gotta take my wet wipes.
Back to Castria, I have done an online research on her but it was not enough. I need more evidence, authentic ones so players can be bedazzled or creeped out by how accurate and intense her lives have been, especially the things that we will put in the game for the players to figure out themselves. You see, the thing about our games is that, some quests are hidden, they are not even marked as quest only until you reach the last codex and object then you get a reward. The biggest reward that we have given out to our players are holiday-trip to one of our characters’ castle, it was a great collaboration of the travel agency, us, and the caretaker of the castle.
You see, I didn’t mention any new terms or names, right? repetitive is no fun, you just have to think of the other ways to conceal it with other words that are frequently used but not sounding like repetitive, which we can call as synonyms, haha.

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