Nordic Wild,
I don't think we'll be future enemies, I've got enough of those already.
We don't have wolves over here, well except for the zoo. We have dingoes though. I know what you mean about little brothers, and sisters not listening
(I'm the oldest of eight) But alas they have to grow up sometime.
You can breath underwater? That is so kick arse! Be care of the blue bottles, jellyfish, sharks, stingrays, sea snakes, stones fish, and all the other things that want to kill you. Don't worry once you're out of the Tropics you should be as good as good?
Hey if Nordic Wild is a person, do you think the Outback or the Bush is a person?
Lachlan Paterson
New South Wales
Dear Lachlan,
It seems we have more in common than I thought. I asked Australia what dingoes were, and apparently they're related to wolves. I speak wolf, but hopefully they don't have a different dialect. It's difficult to speak dialects, especially in places far away.
And I am very aware of danger in the seas. I've been electrocuted, bit, stabbed and attacked in many other ways by many in my years of living, so I know how to evade them. The seas are dark and treacherous, every nature personification knows that.
The Outback and the Bush have their personifications like me. But nature personifications are mostly loners; they don't like to meet others except animals and other nature personifications.
If you go to those places and meet someone with a tan, hair black as the night sky with your father's pale green eyes and they start making loud and weird sounds, just say that you know me. They know Human.
With love and rabbit feet, Nordic Wild/Katja