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[mansuetus]

Audentes fortuna iuvat.

Does fortune favors us, Tranquility?

Caesar himself was quite devoted to boldness and fortune; alea jacta est he said and the goddess of fortune favored him for many years.

in the end, she did not. it is a tricky thing, fortune and quite a riddle to guess.

[ that aside ]

An assistance is needed! For baking a cake to a friend whom I favor greatly and who, I decided, celebrates his birthday today.

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[mansuetus]

perhaps not only to fortune but there are certain dangers aboard this ship and we are still alive despite of it. And is it not fortune? I am not a warrior yet I still live, perhaps I am somehow bold enough to be fortunate.

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[tg]

omg look lady
no matter how many times you ask is it not fate
im gonna say its not fate so were gonna have to agree to disagree on this one
also re how are you alive even though you cant fight
i guess its just not your time to die

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[mansuetus]

[ if he could see her giggling. ]

I am not the one speaking in utter riddles!

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[tg]

[ he can't even imagine ]

oh so now youre blaming my way with words and penchant for poetry huh

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[mansuetus]

I do! I blame your way of speaking in riddles, certainly! and for not telling me your name.

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[tg]

you know finger pointing isnt right
and youre equally to blame for not puzzling out my layman talk

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[tg]

but ok im dave

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[mansuetus]

was I meant to, truly? now I shall try to solve the riddles then.

Dave.