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Dear Condor,
Ha, you’re welcome for the ultra-capacitors. Yes, I invented them
single-handedly when I was nineteen years old. I’m a god here. Hopefully
that makes up for missing your last 36 birthdays! Speaking of which, ours is
coming up soon. What do you typically do to celebrate? Mother and I would
always spend the day together, but we didn’t have any specific traditions
that we held to. There’s not a lot of different forms of recreation, and
nothing that you could consider special. The best I have ever been able to
really do is take the day off, and kind of relax all day while someone fills
in for me. I suppose that part won’t necessarily change, even though mom’s
gone. I really wish that you and I could do something together, or at least
communicate in real time. Maybe we could agree to do the same thing at the
same time, when the day comes. On second thought, that’s not a great idea,
because then you’re limited to staring at rocks, or just hooking up to a
virtual simulation. I dunno, I’m starting to get on another emotional
ramble. Let’s move on. That’s interesting about the Australian coast, and
the condition that you stay there for a period of time. Australia is a big
place. Do you have to stay near the dome you were trading with, or is the
whole continent fair game? If it’s the second one, then this stipulation
feels a bit arbitrary. Maybe they have a reason that makes sense when you
hear it. Can you see land outside your window where your stateroom is, or
can you really not tell any difference during your daily life? I hope that
your other trading partners don’t have any issue with you being so far away
all this time, but surely you have other means of transport. No, I know that
you do, because your father didn’t have to wait until your platform made it
back to where he was to get back on board, or you would have said something
along those lines. That sounds like a fascinating job to me, to go all over
the world, transporting people between the safe zones peppered in all over
the globe, but very dangerous, like the field workers on Vacuus. I’m
honestly glad that you don’t do that.
Cheers mate,
Corinthia
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