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The Friend of Tallahassee. Being welcomed to a place like this is amazing! There can't be more 'welcomeness' in a place like this! In the next pages I explain you why!

Imagine.... You spawn in a world without knowing anything about it. You are lost and don't know what to do. And suddenly there was a Romec, asking: 'what are your coördinates?

From that moment on I felt welcome to Civcraft! He told me exactly where to go in this open world with danger.

After a explaination how to find the nearest train station I started my journey! Luckily I was somehow supplied with resources: Bread torches and tools.

After a long walk following the instructions of my guide I found the train station that would lead me to the save lands. I walked to the right platform to take the first leaving train(minecart).

The trainjourney took a lot of my time and energy. It was almost dawn and I wasn't even halfways. I was exausted but knew that giving up on reaching the save lands wasn't an option.

Following the instructions of my guide while being close to a collapse was hard to do. The cold breeze through the trainshafts made me shiver.

The guide told me to change train on the next station. Where the train track was was nothing more then just a question mark for both of us. It took hours to find the right platform but eventually I made it.

Another long journey by train was ahead. I felt weak, my legs where shaking and sweat dripped down into my lap. Although I was resolute to survive in this bare world.

Suddenly the train track changed direction! 'The guide told me about this change of direction' was the first thing that came up in my mind. I was getting closer to my destination, the meeting point! It gave me some hope and a little energy.

I knew and I waited and stare into the deep tunnel. It seemed like it was never ending. Just untill I saw a little bright spot all the way in the distance! Just that moment I was sure I made it!

My guide gave me some food and offered a help. After I regained strength we walked through the hexagon where he showed me around. We even visited a theatre with some great live music! I had such a wonderfull time there!

After we had alot of fun in the hexagon we took a more comfortable train to tellahassee! The trip was tollarable. relative to the train journeys I took in the past few days.

Just when we arrived I was feeling home! Romec gave me some supplies to start with! I was allowed to build on his land.

After I built my house he showed me around in the city. A great place with a lot of oportunities to work and start out as a newcommer!

What I did the next weeks was working for diamonds under healthy circumstances. I chopped wood, gathered sugar canes and vines and even started building a bridge for the community. It earned me enough to keep myself save in this bare world.

One thing I am sure about! That is: without my guide I didn't make it. So to end this story I want to say one thing: 'Thank you Romec' -Koekubakker-