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===The Farm===
===The Farm===
[[Espievie]]s are dying out. They don’t breed in captivity, global regulatory warming means that their traditional breeding grounds — the Caribbean, the islands at the periphery of the European continent, are becoming increasingly polluted by a parasite which feeds on them: the red tapeworm. There are some mature species with legacy Tax rulings, known as the grand-fathers — but these are a finite commodity, are protected against hunting, in designated wildlife sanctuaries and in any case trade at massive premia on the black market. In the hunting fields there are weak, small ones, but they are gradually being fished out. Some poachers break into the
There is talk of a new supply of ''synthetic'' spvs flooding in from Eastern europe somewhere. Segue to hunting session.
{{Smallcaps|The oldest portal}} into, and out of, the Settlement was the Moor’s Gate. It opened out onto a region beyond the city walls they called The Meadow and, beyond that, the dark forest of [[Bretton Woods|Bretton]].  
{{Smallcaps|The oldest portal}} into, and out of, the Settlement was the Moor’s Gate. It opened out onto a region beyond the city walls they called The Meadow and, beyond that, the dark forest of [[Bretton Woods|Bretton]].  


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“All right, all right — but what about my — for the other two?”
“All right, all right — but what about my — for the other two?”


“Strike a light!” The onboarder fished in his pocket and tossed a couple of quarters towards Ramsay, into the dust.
“Strike a light!” The onboarder fished in his pocket and tossed a couple of quarters towards Ramsay, into the dust.

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