un: galaxyranger - text (misfire)

[forkeroni]

Beg your pardon, miz guizhong, but i think i need sum help.

Ignore the typos, voice to text aint workin rite now. Given the finger pads a try for textin and they seem to be workin but i aint super comfurtable with my spellin jus yet. So no makin fun!!

Anyhoo, the horse went down an i dont think its anythin major but im still haven sum trouble figgerin out the problem... legs seem to be workin fine, shes alert, so i think its sumthin inturnal.

Can you come over and take a look?

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[forkeroni]

The who against the what?

[melodymania]

Guess that isn't common between our worlds.

It was a war. The Trojan War. The Grecians besieged a city called Troy. Yet Troy's defenses were absolute.

So in order to get inside, the general of the Grecian armies, tricked the Trojans. He build them a giant wooden horse and presented it as a gift to their enemies as a sign of respect.

The Trojans accepted. Inside the horse were Grecian soldiers. Come nightfall, they slipped out, opened the gates, and Troy fell.

[forkeroni]

Well, I'll be the darned. The ol' switcheroo. That sounds like a cool war story.

[He'd certainly like to add it to his reading list but it depends if it's in his current level or not.

It's not]

[melodymania]

It really is. The sequel is too. The general tries to get him and his men home after the war.

And oh boy does it go crazy.

They probably got books in the library about it in Amberfall.

[forkeroni]

They jus' might. What're the titles? I'll hafta to see if it's at my reading level, first. If not, I can save it for when I improve more.

[melodymania]

The Iliad and the Odyssey. They are more advanced considering they were written a long time ago and translated from ancient Greek.

So maybe not if you have trouble reading.

But if you find them, I could turn them into moving picture books. That way you can see the story unfold without needing to read it. Then you can read it when you're ready.

All I'd ask in return is a minor favor at the time and place of my choosing.

A simple deal.

[forkeroni]

You do know how fishy that sounds for a forkin' picture book, right?