Differences in The Wandering Inn 3.12 E

• Durene pauses.
• It’s not even complete thought she’s having.
• It’s not even complete thoughts she’s having.
• She’s not thinking,

• and Durene rushes into her tool shed for a shovel.
• I push open the door and see Frostwing screaming at me.
• I push open the door and hear Frostwing screaming at me.
• She’s tumbled out of her nest,

• but I can’t.
• the second time I trip,
• The second time I trip,
• something grabs my legs and back,

• Powdery flecks of ice keeps hitting me.
• Powdery flecks of ice keep hitting me.
• Durene is churning through the snow as if it’s not there.

• I take the basket and move back.
• At once I feel snow flying through the air and here Durene grunting.
• At once I feel snow flying through the air and hear Durene grunting.
• Suddenly she’s all motion,

• I can see nothing,
• but I don’t have to see to know that Prost shoves the other woman way.
• but I don’t have to see to know that Prost shoves the other woman away.
• I hear her cry out,

• Eventually,
• the fighting villagers stop and return to trying to digging their loved ones out.
• the fighting villagers stop and return to trying to dig their loved ones out.
• One helps Durene,

• “This village is a Protectorate of the Unseen Empire!”
• “…
• This village is a Protectorate of the Unseen Empire!”

• I think.
• But need to own this village to use it.”
• But I need to own this village to use it.”

• “We need help?
• “We need help!
• Stop shouting and—Durene!

• Here’s this crazy guy shouting at them as they’re in the middle of their grief and desperation.
• They want to unload their anger of me.
• They want to unload their anger onto me.
• But I’m too busy to care.

• They hear me,
• but who would believe that.
• but who would believe that?
• They shout at me,

• A massive hand moves,
• and seperates Prost from me with ease.
• and separates Prost from me with ease.
• He stumbles back,

• He wanted to struggle,
• but he couldn’t even more.
• but he couldn’t even move.
• He cried and screamed,

• Where was the river?
• Where was the road and the other houses?
• Where were the road and the other houses?

• He came back with a pitchfork someone had found.
• The twines could lift chunks of ice out.
• The tines could lift chunks of ice out.
• He began digging with the others,

• The boy gasped.
• He chocked and his eyes flew open.
• He choked and his eyes flew open.
• The mother fell backwards,

• Gamel stared.
• His eyes stung as the boy breathe again.
• His eyes stung as the boy breathed again.

• No justice.
• There was only places where the cold hand of fate had taken lives,
• There were only places where the cold hand of fate had taken lives,
• and miracles where that boundary had not been crossed.

• I pulled up living people.
• Now,
• I can barely move my arms to lift the spoon.

• We get that excavated and blankets,
• clothing—all go to children and those with injures first.
• clothing—all go to children and those with injuries first.
• Bandages come from recycled cloth first boiled and dried by a fire.

• In the lull of the night as the immediately worries of the villagers are temporarily alleviated,
• In the lull of the night as the immediate worries of the villagers are temporarily alleviated,
• I show Durene how to work the controls.

• The singer conveys all they need to know.
• When the song ends I check the battery Durene sees a single digit and a red sliver of a bar.
• When the song ends I check the battery.
• Durene sees a single digit and a red sliver of a bar.
• So I play one last song.

• It’s not even in French.
• It’s a song about and family and home and regret.
• It’s a song about family and home and regret.
• A man called Reinhard Mey sings in German,

• “I leveled up.
• Six times!”
• Five times!”

• “And I got three Skills!
• Three!”
• “And I got two Skills!
• Two!”