So today I had found my self playing again. But today, I wanted to practice communicating with other users. I found it difficult at first, but after awhile, the actions, seemed more and more like words.
But before this, I was more than annoying. I was hopping and following others, some in which were very irritable (wouldn't blame them). But after a bit, I had found my self playing with a stag. Whose pelt I made a peacock, then he/she shrunk me, but it all ending in both of us dancing for no reason.
Now, I must say, I wasn't the only annoying one, I was being followed by another fawn, who kept making the noise (the one that sounds like "RRRRWWWWAAAAAUUUUUU" (so annoying)
I think I now know how others felt when I did the same. Hee hee, but untill tomorrow, this has been my adventure in the endless forest, day two.

Any ways, I haven't checked out the forum yet, so if you did want to PM me, please don't, instead you can e-mail me, or add me to your msn: . Other than that, please keep a look out for my next blog!

-Kkylah

hello! im wondering if anyone knows me on the game. i know Mikuru but i dont know anyone else. either i forgot them or we havent met please tell me if you know me in the comments!

Thanks!

Why there are Trees
A Forest Fable by Yours Truly
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The forest rustled with the sounds of waking creatures as the morning sun drifted up from the horizon. Grass was lit up with light and flowers stretched up to greet the sun.
The river practically bubbled with merriment and the fish in the pond swam about gracefully, as they always do.
A young doe opened her eyes to this wonderful forest of light and happiness, smiling. She got up, stretching as she trotted towards the Old Oak.
As she approached it, a fawn ran towards her. “Swift! Swifttail! You’re here!” the young fawn cheered, stepping into pace with the surprised doe.
“Oh yes, of course! I wasn’t going to miss this!” she replied, brimming with mirth.
The Old Oak loomed protectively above their heads as the hollow came into view. A rather large group of fawns grouped together inside.
Swifttail stopped in front of them all, glancing over them with adoration. ‘I just love fawns…I guess this year’s rut was very successful.’
“Welcome fawns! You guys wanted to hear a story, right?” she asked, a grin on her face.
The fawns laughed. One yelled over the others. “C’mon, I don’t think you’d forget!”
She smiled, waiting for them to calm down. “Okay then. One of you guys scoot, I wanna sit too!”
They all giggled as a gray fawn moved to the side so Swifttail could sit.
“Okay guys, what kind of story would you like to hear about?”
An outburst of answers.
“Oh! The stars!”
“The Pond!”
“Birds!”
She yelled over them all. “Quiet down! Okay, you in the back there.”
A small brown one stood up to be seen, poppies adorning her small head. “One about the trees?” she asked in a small voice.
Swifttail nodded. “Then okay. Now, once there was a beautiful meadow with many different flowers and animals, mostly deer like us.

Um, I'm not sure what to do. I know you really not supposed to do ANYTHING, but I don't understand how to interact with other deer.... Or anything for that matter XD So, if anyone could give me a crash-course in how to play and enjoy this game, that'd be great...

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I'd first like to say I can up with this idea from Quad's lovely post about Nameless deer of the forest. Please check it out! c:

I was thinking and we all know that the nameless truly do enjoy the forest. And as Quad said they don't worry about cliques, sets, or anything. They simply play the game.

I think it would be nice if we could all do this again. I'm pretty sure we have all played as a nameless at some point and for me it was a very long time ago. So I'm thinking we pick a day in which we all run around nameless. I think it would be great for our whole community to go and play with everyone. No one can be left out or excluded because you don't know who is who. C:

Mmm. Just an idea. If you guys like it please tell me. C:

SEED

I thought that I should never see
A deer as noble as a Tree;

A steadfast and majestic hart
Who loves his wood in whole and part,

A friend to fawn, to bird, to stone;
A king with soft grass as his throne;

A minstrel whose soft voice belies
The broken heart beneath his guise,

Within whose dreams the Forest sleeps,
While in his mind a secret keeps.

He hears the song within the reed
and sees the forest in a seed.

- Io Rez, 2010


This is Seed's award poem from the Ligtbringers. It is a tribute/parody of Joyce Kilmer's poem "Trees".