The adventures of Morgan the farm girl!

You’re a fucking nerd

>>462691
Is there anything you can use to improvise a weapon?

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>>462709
>'There must be something I can use as a weapon..'
>You look around the pale colorless room with wood walls worn since the time it was built.
>Nothing but clothes and books.
>What need does a farm girl have for weapons anyhow?
>Of course when your Dad takes off to go sell his goods in the big city and asks his daughter to watch over the farm..
>Then it might come in handy..
>You wander down the wood steps as you dig around in the kitchen for anything you could possibly use as a weapon.
>The knives in the drawer are small and dull.
>These would never hold against the monsters in the field, plus Dad will get mad if I use them to fight monsters.
>You end up finding coffee beans.
>On hand you always carry your portable coffee maker which allows you to turn coffee beans into a fresh cup of joe anytime.
>You can't think of anywhere else in the house to look.
>Fighting the monsters barehanded would be a bad idea..
>Perhaps there's something in the barn?

>>462713
Look in the barn.

>>462719
Yeah. Lets have a lookeroonie

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>>462719
>>462722
>With no other options available, you stealthily leave the house as you head toward the barn.
>It's your sisters job to keep away the monsters.
>She does this every day without issue.
>How could she possibly mess up this bad?
>You can hear them screeching and howling out there.
>Heading into the barn you see a variety of tools.
>You look at the shovels, pitchforks.
>All of which might be plenty capable of dispatching a foe or two.
>But the thought of it breaking.. It would make Dad pretty upset..
>You look all over, high and low for something.
>Suddenly you spot a crate which has somehow escaped your notice before this time.
>You open it up.
>Inside the crate is exactly what you're looking for.
>A machete from Dads days of hiking in the woods and clearing out trails and places to plant crops.
>You unsheathe it from the scabbard.
>You touch upon its edge noting it's sharpness.
>This could definitely take care of whatever is out there..
>Welp, no time to lose right?
>You attach the thing to yourself using a belt and you're off.
>You open the barn door staring out into the tall fields of crops.
>You can see some fields already being shredded and damaged by them..
>It's hard to get a good look at what they are from this distance, but you can tell there are many, probably more than ten.
>How should you proceed?

>>462725
Scream and kill. Listen to the voices.

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>>462730
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Dx0ck8vJLs
>You run out there full boar toward whatever danger awaits.
>I can't let them ruin the crops.
>That's our livelyhood! It's all we have to eat..
>With fall just around the corner it's getting colder too.
>I must defend our home!
>Rat-Crows swooping around gnawing on crops.
>They're about as large as dogs, so it's a little more daunting up close.
>Nevertheless.
>You find one eating, pull out your machete and gore it in it's side.
>It lets out a shrill shriek.
>The others are still greedily trying to get at the crops.
>While it's terrible that they're eating the crops, it does make wonderful bait to draw them in.
>You try to attack another but miss.
>It hisses and snarls swiping at you.
>Those claws look sharp..
>It's times like these you might wish you had sis's magic..
>No, well..
>You have your own kind of "magic".
>It screeches making a threatening stance.
>You rush recklessly at it with blade outstretched as you gore it's throat with the blade.
>You yank the blade out as you flick the blood off it.
>You run after each of these pests picking them off as their gluttony spells the end for them.
>Suddenly the remaining crows seem to fly off as if sensing defeat.
>You sigh with a breath of relief.
>That is, just before hearing a bone chilling howl.
>The ambiance of everything around you seems to have died in an instant.
>Even the bugs won't chirp.
>I'm getting an uncomfortable feeling.
>What should I be doing?

>>462739
Something is up with sis. Start looking around in the field then inside the house.
What kind of magic do you posses

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>>462772
>Right, of course..
>If sis never stopped these creatures, then..
>Maybe she's in trouble!
>Think, where was the last place you might have seen her?
>I think she said she was going up to patrol the forests edge?
>Dad says there are even more dangerous things lurking up there.
>Due to industrialism and the using up of our natural resources, farming has become a very profitable business.
>This is because it's difficult to find fertile land anywhere that isn't occupied by humans already.
>So Dad carved his way out here, and he's been making a killing.
>He loves to spoil you at certain times of the year.
>Sure it's hard work, and he makes you help all the time but..
>Now's not the time to be thinking about that!
>Gotta find Sis!

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>>462802
>Sometime later at the forests edge.
>You see spells flying and hitting some guys as they flee in terror.
>"Ah! Witch! Lets get out of here!"
>"That's right! And stay out!"
>She wipes her brow and turns to you.
>She smiles almost instantly.
>"Oh, Hi Morgie."
"Hello to you Milly."
>Milly is your younger sister.
>Well, she TECHNICALLY isn't related to you.
>But Dad created her for the purpose of protecting me and this farm.
>She can wield powerful magic and can send enemies flying but..
>She isn't always the brightest bulb in the box when it comes to, well thinking in general.
>I love her all the same though.
>"So, get all the chores done?"
"Egh, no.. Monsters YOU let by sort of distracted me."
>"I guess that explains the sword-thingy on your hip. Also how long are you going to keep wearing that black hoodie. I thought you said you grew out of that dark faze when you were like 13?"
"I-i did! It's just, well Dad keeps buying me all these dark clothes, and well, its not like they stain easy. A-and black goes with everything.."
>"So you're just going to keep wearing clothes from the Rot Tropic forever then?"
"I swear I'll tell him someday!"
>"Dad isn't that scary come on!"
"I-i know. It's just, well sometimes he treats me really nice, like he thinks I'm still a kid. And I guess I just like being his little girl. I'm 18 and I just don't know if I'm ready to tell him I'm all grown up yet.."
>"Did you take care of all the monsters?"
"Oh shoot, I totally forgot! We gotta head back!"

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>>462803
>It's worse than I imagined..
>About a dozen monstrous dogs with glowing eyes are feasting on the corpses of the pests you killed earlier..
>They must have been tracking them as prey..
>Milly can destroy some of them really easily with her Haycasting.
>But she cant really take a hit..
>On more than one occasion she's gotten careless and Dad had to patch her up.
>And those dogs will chew her up and shake her like a rag doll if they get close..
>How should I proceed?

>>462805
Simply Milly attack with magic and you don't let any of the Monsters get close to her and when this is over ask her what happened with her and the guys she was throwing magic at.

>>462805
And one more thing can you sell the body's of the dead monsters to anyone if not can you eat them be a shame to let all that meat go to waste.

>>462805
KISS MILLY

>>462819
>>462824
>>462826
>You walk over to Milly and give her a quick peck on the cheek.
>She visibly reddens.
>"W-what was that for?"
>You shrug.
"For luck. Don't let me get too chewed up out there while I'm protecting you alright?"
>She smiles.
>"I'll do my best, you weirdo."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRNCUdThacI
>"Wait you're actually gonna fight?"
"I fought earlier, I think I've already got the hang of it!"
>She seems skeptical but shrugs.
>You run out there.
>The dogs start barking as you approach.
>It jumps at you and bites your sword arm.
>You can't get a good stab at it so you switch hands and shank it through the throat.
>It leaves deep marks in you.
>Two others jump at you but glowing bundles of hay smash against the dogs as they dissipate unto nothingness.
>You try to keep going as you rush toward more dogs.
>Managing to slash one right on the front chest area it yelps.
>More attack from around you but Milly dispatches them.
>You finish that one off by giving it stab right in it's barking mouth.
>The blade cuts so easily.
>Blood coating the blade makes you feel uneasy.
>You attack another, and another.
>You don't really feel the pain much right now.
>It hurts still, but you feel alert, swinging your blade at anything that comes near you.
>You're not much of a swordsman, so this is about the best you can do.
>Eventually you and Milly finish off the dogs.
>And the ones that didn't disintegrate into dust remain.
>Final score out of 12, looks like Milly got 7.
>You wonder how much wild dogmeat sells for?
>My arm is really throbbing now.
>These huge bitemarks are a real pain..
"Y-you wouldn't know any sort of healing magic would you?"
>"Sorry, I got magic that hurts, and magic that makes things go boom, and magic that sends people flying far far away."
"I definitely don't need anything that hurts.."
>Man I really messed up out there..
>How am I gonna get myself out of this one?

>>462839
Go inside, grab the first aid kit, wash the wounds, then apply disinfectant and bondages.
Is this a normal amount of monsters?
Ask about the people from earlier

>>462839
Do you know where a healer is and for god sakes move the body's somewhere that won't attract more monsters and do this>>462843

>>462843
>>462846
"What are we gonna do about all these bodies? If we leave them around surely more will come."
>"Just let me destroy em then. Have you seen the haymakers I can throw?"
>She's smiling raising her eyebrows.
>You sigh.
"I WAS planning on selling the meat."
>"Town is miles away though."
"We need to go there anyway don't we? There are healers there. And besides, I've saved up my allowances. It'll be good to get off the farm again and go exploring."
>"You're going to leave the farm unattended?"
"Er.. Just for the rest of today at least, I'm sure Dad will be fine with it."
>You take a moment to load the bodies up on a cart.
>Milly covers them with hay, it isn't much, but it might deter.. Something possibly.

>>462867
>You're inside, Milly is dressing your wounds.
"So, was that a normal amount of monsters?"
>"That's way more than I usually deal with. Most monsters don't travel in big packs like that. So I'd say we were really unlucky."
"That's one way of putting it."
>You know up in your room you have 500 dollars.
>Paper currency is worth a lot nowadays.
>With an overflooding of junk marketing, pollution of the environment and big businesses running the little ones out, money is hard to come by.
>The economy has tanked for most except for those few wealthy aristocrats.
>In this case it means that you'll be able to get absolutely anything you want in town with 500 though.
>Freshly farmed organic food is hard to come by.
>Dad has made quite a name for himself earning money the old-fashioned way and succeeding.
>Most people can't survive out in the wilderness without support from something like an army.
>But Dad is strong, and so is Milly.
>We were raised out here.
>Out in the city you hear about people and their unhealthy diets.
>But you've been raised on only the best and freshest food.

>>462869
>It's sometime later and you and Milly head out in a wagon.
>It's cloudy overhead, and you'd say about 6 or 7 hours until night comes.
>The horses draw the cart.
>Some say it's old fashioned to use horses in this day and age.
>Especially since there are cars.
>And it's not like your family doesn't own one.
>It's just that Dad is using it.
>And you like horses better anyway.
>Most people can't afford cars.
>Your family is the exception.
>But..
>There is one person who doesn't like horses..
>"I think Brutus is looking at me.."
>He whinnies as if on cue.
>Milly retreats under a blanket in fear.
>She has a huge fear of the horses, and of fire.
>You figure it's probably natural for someone who's made of hay.
>Maybe something to get her mind off it for a while..
>Milly is good at foraging.
>She always knows when fruit or mushrooms are closeby.
>Dad says she has a connection with the earth or something.
>Your arm still hurts a little, but a little detour might not be too bad.
>What will you do?

>>462870
Go foraging with Milly and ask her about the people from earlier. And are you sure leavening the farm unattended was a good idea like do we need to worry about more Rat-Crows trying to eat your crops.

>>462870
Leave Milly here on the farm so we can go out

>>462882
>>462896
"Say Milly, what were those people you were shooting spells at earlier?"
>"I dunno."
>Silence for a moment.
"What do you think they were after?"
>"I don't know."
>You vaguely remember seeing a huge cart along with them.
>They didn't look like soldiers at all.
>Maybe mercenaries?
>With how impoverished everything must be, maybe they were trying to find someone to rob.
>If Milly was dealing with robbers, then it's no wonder she didn't have time to take care of the wild beasts.
>Taking all that into account, perhaps it's best to leave Milly to tend to the farm.
--

>Not too much later back at the farm.
>"You really want me to stay behind?"
"You don't like horses anyway. Besides, I won't be gone that long. Just gotta get healed up. Maybe look around a little. Who knows, I may even bring you back a souvenir!"
>"Ok, bye then. I'll make sure to do all your chores."
"Well, I mean, you don't have to-"
>"You're injured anyway. Papa would insist."
>You scratch your head.
"I suppose you're right. Well, I'll be off then!"
--

>You reach the town of Surrova.
>Pulling the horses into the stable.
>You find a local merchant who's willing to take the corpses off your hand for 35.
>Having been around many merchants and traders, you get the suspicion he's shortchanging you and that the product is worth more.
>But you have no use for carcasses like those anyhow.
>He needs to make a profit too on whoever he's gonna sell it to.
>You decide to take his offer and not look a gift horse in the mouth.
>With that out of the way, the whole city awaits.
>Being the closest town you've been here many times.
>Plenty of places to choose from.
>The clinic, the Inn, a restaurant called Troovers, the Tavern, the Smithy, the library, local merchants also gather on corners and set up stands for their wares.
>To the south are beaches.
>But they're notorious for tidal waves that have swallowed up entire settlements there.
>This town sits just north of the ocean by some number of miles.
>Fishermen will still brave the waters when it's calm.
>Theres a railroad that runs to other cities that are north.
>Cities in the north are much larger and far more technologically advanced.
>But these are filled with heavy pollution and crime.
>Father is traveling up there right now making deals.
>Because it's also the best place to turn a profit if you're smart.
>What should I be doing now that Milly has afforded me the day off?

>>462955
Go to the clinic that why you came here and after that go to the Smithy and if you can get so armor and a better weapon

>>463036
Followed by the library. Can you preform magic?

>>463122
Her father could create constructs, so maybe she can learn it too, fellow voice?

>>463036
>>463122
>>463142
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6HgGxxjyrU
>You decide to take a trip to the clinic. The clinician knows you and gives you a discounted price of only 5 dollars.
>It takes less than 5 minutes to heal the wound, and probably would have taken less if it hadn't been sitting for so long.
>If more monsters and possibly robbers are going to pick fights down at the farm, it might be nice to have more than just a machete.
>That bite hurt like heck, and some armor would have seriously reduced the injury.
>You take a trip down to the Smithy.
>"Hey there, I know you, farmers daughter, Morgan right?"
"Hello Douglas, guess everyone knows me in this town."
>"Your father has helped out quite a bit, he's an honorable man who knows the meaning of hard work."
"Don't I know it?"
>"Haha! I'm sure he puts you to work doesn't he?"
"Well, it hasn't always been a picnic.."
>"Hes just trying to prepare you for the real world.. Anyhow, I assume you want something from me. Maybe a tool or appliance? I saw you rode in here with a wagon, maybe the metals on it are a little worn down?"
"Um, not really. What do you have in the ways of weapons and armor?"
>He gives you a stern look.
>"Someone giving you trouble?"
"I ran into some Rat-crows and wild dogs. Just had a wound healed up earlier on my arm actually."
>You try to show him where it happened but there isn't anything left of the wound.
>"I believe ya. You'd best be careful out there. I hear we got looters and troublemakers, not just beasts on the prowl. Looking for easy targets. Stories of merchants getting robbed on the road are becoming more commonplace."
>You don't want to worry him, so you leave out seeing the robbers when you were with Milly.
>"Anyhow, I have plenty of weapons and armor. Business was all dried up for a while, but it's on the rise again. >You can feel free to browse what I have, or you can make a request. Since I know you, I'll try to give priority to whatever you might have me forge. I can tell you I don't have any female armor at all made yet. You'll have to make due with something a bit oversized. Maybe mail or leather."
>He leads you back to a storeroom with pre-made weapons.
>You're rather impressed.
>Every sort of melee weapon you could imagine seems to be here.
>Those dogs wouldn't stand a chance against any of these.
>A few of these seem probably a bit too heavy.
>What sort of weapons should I buy? What kind of armors?

Pre-made weapon 25
Shield 15
Oversized leather armor-30
Oversized mail-40
Oversized plate-70

Special weapon 25-200 depending on specifications
Fitted armor leather-80
Fitted armor mail-90
Fitted plate-110

>Speaking of weapons, perhaps you should pay a visit to the library after this.. A little extra knowledge never hurt.
>You imagine at least a few beginner spellbooks.
>Milly always took care of things when it came to magic..
>What use was there for a farmer girl to learn battle magic anyhow?
>Now perhaps you could put that sort of knowledge to use.

>>463226
Go to the library after this
Fitted armor leather-80
Special weapon 25-200 depending on specifications sword and dagger

>>463226
>Pre-made weapon 25
>Shield 15
>Oversized leather armor-30

Axe

>>463226
Fitted Mail-90
Pre-Made Weapon : Two daggers-50

>>463374
I Chang my vote to this.

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>>463374
>>463433
>Douglas takes your measurements and begins work on your armor.
>You acquire two daggers from his storeroom.

>You take the time to go to the library.
>It doesn't take long for you to find books related to spells and magic.
>You sit down and mull your brain over magic related stuff for the rest of the night.
>You decide to borrow a few books from the library to read at your leisure at the farm

>You're in the wagon and you just couldn't wait to try on your new armor.
>It's..
>A little heavy.
>But better slow than dead.
>Some proper knives may give you the edge you need in battle to win.
>As the day rolls into night, you take the long wagon ride home.
>The bumps in the road just about the only thing keeping you awake as the wagon gently rocks.


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And this is sort of it for today.

Any thoughts or critiques are much appreciated. Night 'erry body.

>>463682
Soooooo... What now?

>Wake up(?)

>>468759
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9v_5dsG_KM
>You wake up.
>Pile of armor near your bedside.
>Knives, books and other things are here too.
>You get up and walk downstairs.
>Milly is in the kitchen preparing food.
>Its oats and berries.
>You sit down at the quaint wood table.
>"You know we're almost out of berries again, no mushrooms either."
>You nom at your food.
>Seems yesterday took a bit more out of you than you expected.
>"I did your chores this morning."
"Again? Milly you didn't have to.."
>"I wanted to. I wanted time for us. Yesterday was the first time we've really had a chance to bond in some time! I'm always out keeping the monsters at bay by myself."
>You're not sure what to say.
"I'm sorry, I guess?"
>"If you're really sorry you can come to the forest with me and help me pick berries and mushrooms."
>Is she serious?
"You want me to go to Forlorne forest with you?"
>"Sure, I go sometimes."
>You've been there a couple times when it was the three of you.
>But there are all kinds of horribly frightening monsters in there.
"It's going to be dangerous."
>"You go out and spend over 100 dollars on weapons and a new tin suit and you're not even going to test it out?"
"Hey, I can't cast like you can! If things get hairy the best I can do is flail my knives around!"
>"At least you can wear armor sis! My body is too light to wear heavy stuff like that."
>Its not like I have much else to do.
>But should I really go into the forest?

>>469073
Go to Forlorne forest with your sister

>>469073
Go for a good morning kiss and ACCIDENTALY kiss your sis in the lips

>>469271
I think a kiss is too much

>>469073
>Go to Forlorne forest with your sister

For fucks sakes don't kiss her.

>>469342
>>469351
Haha homos

>>469073
Let's go.

>>469360
She's a pile of hay. Don't waifu her. Let's wait for second girl.

>>469073
We should learn a spell or two before we go out. What books did we take?
Should we train our sword skills a bit too? We can fence with our sister or something before going in the wild. And bond with her while doing so.

>>469117
>>469351
>>472794
>>474285
>You recall borrowing "the basics of spellcraft".
>Theres a headliner under the title which exclaims, "everything you need to know to start practicing magic".
>You've only read about 5 pages into it.
>Magic is an advanced subject matter.
>Milly is innately tuned to perform magic and has been doing so since you were just a child so her case is different.
>You get the idea to fence with Milly to improve your swordsmanship.
>But Milly isn't a swordswoman either.
>Well, I guess that just leaves one option..

>You're in the forest with your sister.
The sky overhead is cloudy.
The forest has an air in it that's full of life.
And every breath fills you with exuberance.
You walk through the trees.
Theres no path or anything.
Just you following your sister.
She can sense where the berries and mushrooms are.
You've got a basket for the goodies and your knives at your waist.
You see squirrels and you see birds.
No threatening dangerous creatures yet.
Hopefully no more wolves.
Past each tree could lay anything.
It plays at your mind and keeps you on edge.
It doesn't help that your sister has a vacant look on her face as if she had not a care in the world.

>>475506
>Time passes walking through the woods but eventually..
>"They're just up ahead! A whole bunch of them!"
>You follow after her, and lo, an entire bush of nice ripe blackberries in the middle of a clearing.
"Well, I was concerned for a while, but we've gone without incident so far."
>"You should take it easy. The really dangerous stuff is further in."
"Hearing you say that almost makes me more uneasy."
>You pick the berries putting them in your basket.
>They're so ripe and juicy they practically fall off leaving little juice splatters on your fingertips which you lick off.
>Milly seems quite happy.
"What's got you in such a good mood?"
>"I'm just happy we're getting to spend time together again."
"Me too, this is nice."
>About a half hour passes of picking the berries.
>Milly has also found some mushrooms.
>She follows them one by one like a dog to a peculiar scent.
>It'll be mushroom stew and blackberry pies for days.
>The folks in town would be so jealous right now.
>Maybe you should bring them some.
>It would probably lift their spirits to have some nice fresh food.
"Hey do you think we should give some of our food to the villagers of Surrova?"
>"As long as we save enough for ourselves sure."
"Of course."
>You happen upon a huge grove of mushrooms.
>Milly and you begin to pick the mushrooms like mad.
>So many here.
>All this deadwood here, rotting logs.

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>>475513
>Suddenly a weird gurgling noise.
>Shuffling of leaves and snapping of branches.
>Weird looking creatures crawling on all fours with mushrooms on their back come toward you.
>From behind one makes a leap at you but Milly destroys it with her hay.
"Thanks!"
>You set down your basket and unsheathe your knives.
>You run toward one and stab it right in the eye.
>It screeches and gurgles hideously.
>Two more jump at you but Milly destroys them.
>One gets to Milly and jumps her from the side.
>Her basket of goodies spins weirdly upright but doesn't spill.
>The monster tears into her with it's claws as hay starts flying out.
>Milly cries out.
"Milly hold on!"
>Two more grab you by the arms.
>You don't have time for this.
>They gnaw into your arms holding onto you.
"Get OFF!"
>You rend into it's abdomen slicing it apart.
>You stab harshly into the other one repeatedly.
>They fall off of you.
>You jump up and careen down into the monster on Milly piercing it's head like the fangs of a spider.
>It's body flails and writhes making a horrific sound before expiring.
>Milly lays upon the ground.
"MILLY!"
>Her chest lay torn to pieces.
>Your hands tremble as you hold her.
>"I'm ok."
"Milly.."
>"I'm alright, really.. I had a little extra stuffing in the chest anyway.."
>You try to gather up the hay as you stuff it back into her chest.
>As much as you try you can't seem to find all of it.
>Her chest area seems a bit deflated.
>Milly pulls out a needle and thread and sews herself back together.
>In a few minutes she's all patched up.
>"See, good as new."
>You hug her tightly.
"Don't scare me like that! I couldn't live with myself if something happened to you because of me."
>"Don't be so serious, I'm fine-"
"Promise you'll look out for yourself more!"
>"But-"
"Like you said, I have armor, you don't! It won't hurt me much if they attack me! Let me deal with them, please!"
>She has a sad look in her eyes,
>"But it's my job to protect you."
>You grab her hands.
"Not anymore, from now on, we protect each other."
>"O-ok."
>You walk back through the woods with baskets full and intact as you make your way home.

>>475524
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD50ScnBHuA
>As the day passes you make it a point to read more of your spellbook.
>You probably won't be able to do an kind of magic for a while.
>And your swordsmanship is unrefined.
>You can smell the scent of warm mushroom stew wafting through the house as you turn the page of your book.
--

>It's the next day, and what a wonderful day it is.
>You have farm chores to do today as it looks like Milly is already off guarding the farm once again.
>Those crops won't tend to themselves, nor will the horses feed themselves, nor the chickens gather their own eggs, nor cows milk their own teats.
>You spend most of your day doing farm labor.
>It looks like you have about a fourth of the day left to spare.
>What will I do?

>>475532
Whoopsies, autosagerooni.

New bread.
>>475689