>>64053099NTA, but what's your point? We've literally been in the process of collapsing for the entirety of those last thirty years - actually more like sixty - punctuated with very brief periods of relief and reform here and there. All signs point to that collapse accelerating violently and rapidly
I wish she was still here, but I'm also at least pleased to know that Gura has been developing real life skills. Way too many people already don't know how to cook or garden - judging by the fall of Rome, those basic skills will be almost entirely forgotten and, therefore, at a premium.
I just hope that she can rely on her family to protect her, because while she can develop essential skills and increase her value, there's no changing the fact that she's a small, vulnerable, violence-averse woman. That's a recipe for a target of unscrupulous knaves
