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Author's note:

Woops, posted that last set early by accident. Oh well, Bob Ross says it's okay. The following will be a little strange as I meant to post this first.

Got a ton done this week, and I'm pushing my beta readers a bit so we can finish up book 1. I'm at about chapter 33-34 as of this morning (Friday), so I'm very hopeful to finish the Guildhall Grind this weekend. Once it's done, I'll probably write a few QuestWright 4 chapters, then dive into book 2 and make some early progress.

That's it from me. It's my birthday weekend, so my family will be bouncing me around a bit. I should have the new (newly created) chapters for book 1 to you today or tomorrow. There are quite a few now.

Attached are the chapters below, plus ReaderQuest!

Quest ID: JDM-0003-L-EA
[Tier 1 Diplomatic Quest]

Assignment: The Guest of Honor

Who says you need a special occasion to celebrate someone?

You shouldn’t.

Your Task

Choose someone in your life who has absolutely nothing to celebrate. Not birthdays or anniversaries, or a tiny promotion wherein they now have the opportunity to bring muffins in the morning…at their own cost.

Then, invite them out to dinner. Take them to dessert. You can even cook them their favorite meal. 

The idea is to celebrate them as a person, instead of some momentous occasion.

Rules

The person cannot be celebrating an existing milestone or special occasion.

The celebration must be intentional, not simply a normal activity you would have done together anyway.

You must tell them they're being celebrated simply because you appreciate having them in your life.

The celebration doesn't have to cost money, but it must involve genuine effort.

Completion Condition

Make one person the guest of honor at a celebration held for absolutely no reason at all.

Timeframe: One Week

Reward: 8 XP

Recognizing another for just being who they are is a special kind of thank you people rarely receive.

—

J D Mullenary Sr
The Original QuestWright

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