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Worm Queen
@desea@snug.moe · Apr 27
@snowy nono, let the sprout cook
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patter
@patterfloof@meow.social · Apr 28
@snowy this is how people get lost in those deep & dark fantasy forests - trusting directions from trees who also don't know
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LisPi
@lispi314@udongein.xyz · Apr 27
@snowy That provides options for many fun plots. With bonus amusement if the advice still works out.
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Leah
@ChaosKitsune@woem.men · Apr 27
@snowy@suya.place see if you seduce the evil wizard then you can stop them being evil. Genius! /Silly
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A Republic, while we kept it
@arensb@mastodon.social · Apr 28
@snowy Another possibility is that there used to be a whole _forest_ of wisdom, but people chopped down all the trees of wisdom until only one remained, protected by a royal conservation decree.
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John Maxwell
@jmax@mastodon.social · Apr 28
@snowy Have you tasted her gingerbread? *swoon*
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Aki Moranaga
@moranaga@literatur.social · Apr 28
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But he is, isn't he? The evil wizard, I mean. (ducks and runs very, very fast)
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Fazal Majid
@fazalmajid@social.vivaldi.net · Apr 28
@snowy Patrick Rothufuss' Chtaeh, an evil omniscient tree that gives maximally destructive bad advice, is one of the most terrifying villains in literature.
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