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<blockquote data-quote="Krug" data-source="post: 2474030" data-attributes="member: 2141">&quot;... and your harvest will be good,&quot; said Slizz, as she read the fortune of yet another farmer. She sighed inside.&quot;Oh thank you,&quot; the woman responded, &quot;and here is my payment. Are you sure rats are fine?&quot; She handed over a half dozen of rats, all in a wicker cage. &quot;Yes YES! I-I do trade with the Sultans of Markipor, and they treasure rat fur! It is an exotic fashion item!&quot; replied Slizz, trying to suppress the urge to lick her lips. &quot;Hah... all those folks to the east have strange tastes,&quot; replied the farmer. &quot;Well I must be getting along. Thank you once again Madam Shaszak,&quot; as she left the hut.Slizz smiled and turned to the newest acquisition. She was still in human form, and scratched herself, still unused to this flesh after three months. At her feet, a snake darted around. &quot;Now now Zim, be patient. Besides you've been putting on weight,&quot; she chided her companion. Still there was something in the air, and she knew the Earth God did not want her to tally too long in the city. She missed the swamps, but knew she had a higher purpose. She opened the wicker cage, took one of the rats, and dropped it next to Zim, who promptly jumped upon it and devoured it. &quot;Chew slowly now...&quot; she said, as she waited for her next customer...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krug, post: 2474030, member: 2141"] [color=brown][b]"... and your harvest will be good,"[/b][/color][b][/b] said Slizz, as she read the fortune of yet another farmer. She sighed inside. [b]"Oh thank you,"[/b] the woman responded, [b]"and here is my payment. Are you sure rats are fine?"[/b] She handed over a half dozen of rats, all in a wicker cage. [color=brown][b]"Yes YES! I-I do trade with the Sultans of Markipor, and they treasure rat fur! It is an exotic fashion item!"[/b][/color] replied Slizz, trying to suppress the urge to lick her lips. [b]"Hah... all those folks to the east have strange tastes,"[/b] replied the farmer. [b]"Well I must be getting along. Thank you once again Madam Shaszak,"[/b] as she left the hut. Slizz smiled and turned to the newest acquisition. She was still in human form, and scratched herself, still unused to this flesh after three months. At her feet, a snake darted around. [color=brown][b]"Now now Zim, be patient. Besides you've been putting on weight,"[/b][/color] she chided her companion. Still there was something in the air, and she knew the Earth God did not want her to tally too long in the city. She missed the swamps, but knew she had a higher purpose. She opened the wicker cage, took one of the rats, and dropped it next to Zim, who promptly jumped upon it and devoured it. [color=brown][b]"Chew slowly now..."[/b][/color] she said, as she waited for her next customer... [/QUOTE]

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