hahaha, It's already there, that's what's important

(How about 100 ounces of Silver for $900 in U.S. Stable Coinage…???) I like anything that involves money; it's not that I'm greedy, it's that I need it.

Hi @elevator09 ,Thank you so much for your support

Fertilizers generally contain this component

It means that what happens to the Seneca will happen to one of us, so the Seneca are playing it safe by letting the wounded man aboard. It's like they're saving him, one way or another. They don't seem

Greetings to you

Greetings to you

The little gray wolf is a good boy. I suppose Lupega will take him to eat some cookies and milk while you tend to the injured one who is like a father to him.¿ Can you imagine the happiness you will see

You're doing very well in the commentary race, I usually come in last, it's rare for me to be first, here the one who wants this position is always @trumpman.

If Chief Seneca is intelligent, he'll analyze our captain's behavior. Despite having shot him himself, obviously for a reason, he took him on board to save his life. Not many people act like that, putting

This mushroom looks very pretty; it immediately catches the eye.

Have a happy weekend. Take good care of yourself.

(You exercise your food sovereignty) Man, this is precisely the phrase that defines all of this. It would be great to have the opportunity and the luck to be able to do it. YOU are lucky, and others who

One man for one man. I suppose lupega will be the one chosen in this exchange; we'll see. The important thing is to save that man's life. The part I read about the little gray wolf is very touching; to

I am the first hahaha

I suppose you have several silver coins, maybe even a crucifix and even a silver bullet . Hey, I'm just kidding, I don't know why but I think I'll regret making this joke hahaha

I only have one silver chain

The story is enjoyable precisely because of that: unexpected changes, the tenderness of the little gray wolf, the adrenaline rush of tending to the wounded Seneca, and every detail that keeps us focused

But the Senecas surely prefer to see coins , besides being warlike, they are greedy, which is more of a defect than a virtue.

Well, at least they know how to negotiate: half now, the other half later. The Seneca are cunning, but you can't trust them.