I succeeded in securing a granular plan for my garden and the supposed Chemkan Bees.

I did a little more reading on granular planes and how they were produced for ships and aircraft. Then I researched Gentry County Airfield, where I found DeAnn Marey, the owner of a granular plane production apparatus on-site. I paid her 2000.00 credits, which I admittedly borrowed from my parents, and rented out part of a house across the street from the University at 50.00 credits per month.

The next objective, now, is to plan the layout of the soil and climate. This, I shall do in January.

Since the last time I wrote, my life has been busy, consisting primarily of classes and finals, mindless quests with Meghan Wen as well as some alone time with her, and the building of a resistance plan against Monika Rhodes next year, an effort that Aledon reluctantly decided to join in the end.

Speaking of that, I met with him, Bernard, Madison, Elisabeth, and Maggie tonight. Maggie brought to our attention that the Flagstaff, the University newspaper, has not been drawing enough concern toward Arnold Stamp's charisma. She has subsequently written an article both for a pamphlet for our future recruits, and also for publication with the Flagstaff.

Later on, Layda Marrows came to us, apologizing for taking Monika's side on things recently and then explained how much she has had enough of her. Aledon forgave her for that and invited her to the aforementioned meeting.

"She may be pulling another trick for Monika, still," I told Aledon moments before the meeting was announced to happen. That got through to Aledon without issue, though; he rescheduled his meet-up with Layda to be at the Slack on a different day. And thankfully, he did not say anything to her about tonight's meeting specifically.

***END OF PART ONE: 1356***