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Status Report
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Date: January 18, 2025
Project status: efficient/On schedule with slight errors
Summary: Despite the unexpected visit, operations are moving along just dandy
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The bakery has been restored to the best of my ability, though the exterior area is outside of my control. Everything is finally falling into place, how it always should be. Half of my documents on the main individuals have been recovered but there are still a few more that need my knowledge.
I'll have to search through the library again to make su....
My most sincere apologies, you'll have to excuse my abrupt stop in writing. For when I was about to finish my thoughts, I heard a loud crash from the lobby. I never expected to have guests so soon and out of the bloom, but what can you expect from someone as dramatic as Mari Showtime himself. Though breaking the flower vase was not necessary, he still insisted it added "supension" to his much anticipated enterance.
(He was infact looking for a standard desk bell to notify me in a nice manner, one of which I don't posses. leading to his frantic clumsyness which shortly lead to the demise of my flower vase)
(he expressed his sincerest apologies, after breaking the facade of his enterance)
After clearing the broken porcelain, we properly greeted eachother with much concerns for the others well-being. it has been quite some time since we last conversed, so we began to converse with each over some tea.
I'm not one to indulge in such devious behaviors such as "Gossiping", but when someone, such as Mari, has as many eyes as you, you can't help but exchange words every now and then. I like to consider it an exchanging of ideas and getting to know the other persons point of view of the subject. Besides, we have no one else to entertain other than each other.
Our conversation was soon ephermal, after I made a mess of myself or as Mari calls it "Quite literally spilling the tea"
(He's been studying these past generations "lingo" after eavesdropping on so many theater productions over the years. Though it still baffles me how it spirals to complete nonsense, I often catch myself using this strange vocabulary at a moment's notice. I blame him for this, go break a leg Mari, if that's how you say?)
l showed him around the newly renovated areas, and he was quite impressed my new vision for this bakery. I asked if he'd like to make something, but sadly he was on a tight schedule and had to be elsewhere for his duties. I don't blame him; he plays a crucial role in his plan. After all, he is considered the necromancer in our group. All must go well in order for the world to grasp our vision once more, so there is no time to dawdle. Though it was nice to see him again in good health. hopefully the little one is recovering just as well as we are...
I bid this letter farewell now, as my research cannot wait a moment longer.
Sincerely,
Penelope de furn
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