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Ah, it's working now! And I guess I'd try petting one. I'm not really an animal girl and am scared of almost any creature XD. It's actually quite ridiculous and I hate it sometimes lol

1. In the morning you wake to see someone left a note for you on a tree, it tells you that the child was seen traveling west instead of east. Which way do you plan on going and why?- I would feel rightfully suspicious of the note as the people I spoke to yesterday had no useful answers for me. But before I would leave I would take the note back and ask the people in town if they wrote it before making my decision, if someone answered "yes" they did write it then I would think of heading west. But, I guess I would try heading Eastward anyway (especially if I don't get an answer when asking the townsfolk) 2. Along the way, you notice you're being followed by some cloaked individuals. It's a bit windy and could start to rain, but what do you do about them?- Call them out if I felt they were getting too close, try asking them where they're headed in hopes of starting friendly conversation. Though my hand will be on my knife just in case while doing so 3. Luckily those people didn't want anything to do with you, but the next village you run into looks to be covered in a dark mist. Upon reaching the village gates, you're stopped, "You there! No one is allowed to enter until they've been quarantined! To the left with you... please..." There's a bit of an underpass where a group of people is waiting in line. Some are hacking up a storm, some look like they have red bumps all over their bodies, they're feverish. What would you like to do?- I wouldn't want to go down there with my twin. Especially if I am not having those symptoms yet, I would hate for us to be exposed to whatever they have so soon (I'd love to help but I have no medical knowledge). Maybe I would try to find another way with my sister before heading down there 4. Whether you're waiting to leave, to enter, or trying to help, you overhear a group of people talking about a strange child who stopped in about a day ago. They notice you listening, so start whispering quietly. Any ideas on how to get them to talk to you?- Just try asking about who they are talking about curiously. I'd be weary mentioning looking for the child as they could turn against me if they assume the child has done something to the town, so maybe I'd offer up food and water to see if it'd bribe them. Maybe some ointment for their itchy skin in trade for what they know 5. Perhaps your idea works, they tell you the child was traveling with a wolf and a raven. Though the kid wasn't much bigger than the wolf, the child spoke like an adult. They say the child was asking to see the wells, but no one would trust the child. They think that child poisoned the wells and that's why everyone is sick. What do you do with this information?- I keep it in mind but don't believe it straight away as I have no idea what is going on in the first place

https://youtu.be/J250XcF6Fxs?si=C22C3BjliKXW1aZN May 1, 2024 UPDATE: DEA Moves to Reschedule Cannabis The federal agency that has long enforced prohibition aligns with the recommendation from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, FDA to reclassify cannabis as a Schedule III substance under the Controlled Substances Act. For more than 50 years, cannabis has been classified as a Schedule I drug, meaning, in the eyes of the federal government, it has been illegal, dangerous and as addictive as substances like heroin, with “no accepted medical use,” despite the fact that dozens of states have legalized cannabis for medicinal purposes and implemented a framework for regulating, testing and selling cannabis. The DEA’s reclassification comes after nearly half of U.S. states have legalized cannabis for adults 21 and older, with Colorado’s pioneering market launching a decade ago and Ohio’s citizens most recently ushering in adult-use legalization in November.