“Well there’s really no telling what caused it or not to cure it, but with Animus’ help maybe you’ll be able to find a treatment for it and then a way to prevent it completely. But even if you can’t unravel it, Animus seems to like you and would likely keep you healthy so you can work for her. You should probably bring it up to her then, she is the kind to act in someone’s best interest even if they don’t agree.”<br/><br/>Louise looked around and took in a ragged breath while Animus wandered off tapping away on her tablet.<span style="color: #9999ff">“It’s… it’s pretty here. Um, a farm? Right, um.”</span>She slowly pulled away from Jasmine and looked around the clearing. After some walking she got onto her hands and knees and started to dig into the earth and pulled out a handful of dirt which she picked through and sniffed several times. She would walk around and repeat the process at random places around the area before returning.<span style="color: #9999ff"> “There’s something strange about the dirt here. The grass would be good for grazing but I don’t know how well I could grow anything.”</span>Animus looked at Louise then pointed her tablet at the dirt.<span style="color: #ff0000"> “Mortals…” </span>Animus let out an angry sigh and shook her head.<span style="color: #ff0000">“All of my clearings for farmland have been tainted with various chemicals and enchanted salts. This would kill any animal that ate it. But I’ll fix it. Is this acceptable land for a farm otherwise?”</span>Louise bit her lip and shook her head.<span style="color: #9999ff"> “It needs water, flowing water, like a river or maybe a lake with water coming up from the bed. When it has that I think it would be perfect.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>