Once upon a time, a commercial tourist traveling at unlawful rate asked to buy a living creature.

  Their recieved "ha'i lakka 'u" by way of reply.

  For reasons no one can explain, a passable take on a scottish-neutral gaelic invented the word "cow," thinking it means "female." Not even close.

  This is the "talking to strangers" game, one of several differences between "the humans" and "the empty things who walk through people to interfere with this realm." It translates as "we have a bunch of blood northern religious children. They fare very poorly with those for whom slavery seems normative."

  Pretty literally.

  This is a story of small children, exported africans, shy little brown reindeer herders, and others trying to survive the burden of carrying both themselves and others, trying to survive.



  One technique in mathematical analysis is called the "monte carlo method," where one run the simulation with a few random inputs perchance a hundred times and analyze the bulk cloud of outcomes.


the simulator uses tile art by hyptosis, walls and wall art by Jana Ochse, and characters by Antifarea