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Just a random thing before I go to buy some milk... I mean playing Baldur's Gate 3 >_>.

One day, Matilda was minding her own business by mowing her lawn and working on the field. Normally, the villagers wouldn't work barefooted in some tasks but in her case, she does it everyday, mostly because "I never walk in a comfortable ground ever since I left my village", or so she claims. The villagers felt quite humored by her reasoning, so they let her be. But the mayor of the village, didn't like the idea of walking barefoot all day, as she will dirt the house's floor with her dirty soles. Matilda find herself quite troubled since she's already use to it, so she can't help herself in walk around her village like this.

Knowing this, she has to figure it out how to wash her feet without get herself dirty with mud or wetting the floor. In her dilemma, a random snake passed by and took a peek on the human. At first, she didn't mind about it's pressence, snakes from this village are harmless and usually comes into houses to hunt rodents and insects. Suddenly, the snake spoke out of the blue and start chanting some random words while it's eyes gleams with an intense light, like the flash of a camera. Matilda was caught on guard and the flashy eyes of the snake puts her into a trance state. Her consciousness was lost, but her eyes were still open, she was under the control of the snake.

Hours later, the Mayor found her unconscious outdoors, making her worry about her well-being. Then she woke up without any recollection of what happened before she lost her consciousness. She just assumed she fell asleep while she was trying to figure it out how to clean her feet outdoors. Speaking of her feet, there was a flower basket hanging between her ankles, making a confusing expression that the Mayor find it cute when he looked at her.

"I wonder who brought this...? Also, why giving to me in that way?" She keeps asking herself ignoring the marks and the slightly pain of her ankles that the flower basket give it to her.

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Just a random thing before I go to buy some milk... I mean playing Baldur's Gate 3 >_>.

One day, Matilda was minding her own business by mowing her lawn and working on the field. Normally, the villagers wouldn't work barefooted in some tasks but in her case, she does it everyday, mostly because "I never walk in a comfortable ground ever since I left my village", or so she claims. The villagers felt quite humored by her reasoning, so they let her be. But the mayor of the village, didn't like the idea of walking barefoot all day, as she will dirt the house's floor with her dirty soles. Matilda find herself quite troubled since she's already use to it, so she can't help herself in walk around her village like this.

Knowing this, she has to figure it out how to wash her feet without get herself dirty with mud or wetting the floor. In her dilemma, a random snake passed by and took a peek on the human. At first, she didn't mind about it's pressence, snakes from this village are harmless and usually comes into houses to hunt rodents and insects. Suddenly, the snake spoke out of the blue and start chanting some random words while it's eyes gleams with an intense light, like the flash of a camera. Matilda was caught on guard and the flashy eyes of the snake puts her into a trance state. Her consciousness was lost, but her eyes were still open, she was under the control of the snake.

Hours later, the Mayor found her unconscious outdoors, making her worry about her well-being. Then she woke up without any recollection of what happened before she lost her consciousness. She just assumed she fell asleep while she was trying to figure it out how to clean her feet outdoors. Speaking of her feet, there was a flower basket hanging between her ankles, making a confusing expression that the Mayor find it cute when he looked at her.

"I wonder who brought this...? Also, why giving to me in that way?" She keeps asking herself ignoring the marks and the slightly pain of her ankles that the flower basket give it to her.