Narrative

371.   Waldemar Siegfried Noland was born to Odella Noland and Siegfried Noland in the town of Aldis Creek, on the island of Shrewsbury. He is named after his father's uncle, Waldemar Noland. 5 people came to meet Waldemar Noland for the first time this year: Siegfried Noland, Odella Noland, Dionis Aldis, Melisent Noland, and Waldemar Noland. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Waldemar this year.
372.   Waldemar is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx.
373.   Waldemar is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx. Waldemar Noland's younger sister, Seline Noland, was born in Aldis Creek. Waldemar Noland's sister, Seline Noland, died in Aldis Creek, Shrewsbury, from complications related to infancy; she was not even a year old.
374.   Waldemar is getting better at speaking Aniumustpyrx.
375.   Waldemar has become fluent in Aniumustpyrx.
376.   Waldemar Noland turned 5. Waldemar Noland met 3 new people this year: Vernon Aldis, Thorn Aldis, and Georgie Aldis.
377.   Waldemar Noland moved out of Aldis House in Aldis Creek. Siegfried Noland stopped in the wilderness 8 miles south of Aldis Creek. Waldemar Noland met one new person this year, Ruddy Noland.
378.   Waldemar Noland met two new people this year, Estell Aldis and Yetty Aldis.
379.   Waldemar Noland met two new people this year, Kassie Aldis and Geof Aldis.
380.   Waldemar Noland's parents Siegfried Noland and Odella Noland divorced after 13 years of marriage; they had 3 children together. Siegfried Noland and Odella Noland decided that Odella will stay at their campsite in the wilderness of Shrewsbury, and Siegfried will leave. Waldemar Noland's father Siegfried Noland married Yetty Aldis in the wilderness of Shrewsbury; she moved onto his campsite in the wilderness of Shrewsbury, along with children Roderich Aldis, Estell Aldis, Kassie Aldis, and Geof Aldis.
381.   Waldemar Noland is now 10 years old. Waldemar Noland's younger half-brother, Worden Noland, was born in Wilderness of Shrewsbury. Odella Noland traveled 24 miles north in the wilderness of Shrewsbury. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Waldemar this year.
382.   Siegfried Noland's wife, Yetty Noland, and children, Worden Noland, Kassie Aldis, Roderich Aldis, Waldemar Noland, Estell Aldis, Melisent Noland, and Geof Aldis, are preparing to venture into the wilderness with Siegfried. Siegfried Noland traveled 21 miles north in the wilderness of Shrewsbury.
383.   Waldemar Noland's younger half-sister, Alexandra Noland, was born in Wilderness of Shrewsbury. Siegfried Noland's wife, Yetty Noland, and children, Worden Noland, Kassie Aldis, Roderich Aldis, Waldemar Noland, Geof Aldis, Estell Aldis, Melisent Noland, and Alexandra Noland, are preparing to venture into the wilderness with Siegfried. Siegfried Noland traveled 21 miles south in the wilderness of Shrewsbury. A language barrier precluded potential new friendships for Waldemar this year.
385.   Siegfried Noland is looking for a good site to build a house on land that he has picked out for a soon-to-be-established settlement. Waldemar Noland moved into Noland House in Kobuk. Waldemar Noland moved out of Noland House in Wilderness of Shrewsbury. Kassie Aldis, Worden Noland, Estell Aldis, Yetty Noland, Waldemar Noland, Geof Aldis, Siegfried Noland, Roderich Aldis, Melisent Noland, Alexandra Noland, Yetty Noland, Worden Noland, Kassie Aldis, Roderich Aldis, Waldemar Noland, Geof Aldis, Estell Aldis, Melisent Noland, and Alexandra Noland, who met in the woods due to the close proximity of their campsites, started a new settlement on Shrewsbury called Kobuk. Waldemar Noland's younger half-brother, Izak Noland, was born in the town of Kobuk, on the island of Shrewsbury. Waldemar Noland's parents Siegfried Noland and Yetty Noland divorced after 5 years of marriage; they had 3 children together. Waldemar Noland's half-brother, Izak Noland, died in Kobuk, Shrewsbury, from complications related to infancy; he was not even a year old. The settlements of Kobuk and Marblehead are consolidating; since it's the biggest town and the economic center of the area, Kobuk will absorb the other settlements.
386.   Waldemar Noland turned 15. Siegfried Noland is trying to gather up a group of people in Kobuk for an expedition on the Insulance, which Siegfried Noland has agreed to lead. Waldemar Noland moved out of Noland House in Kobuk. Waldemar Noland boarded the Insulance from the port of Kobuk, Shrewsbury. The group about to board the Insulance has decided that, rather than Siegfried Noland naming himself captain outright, the passengers will decide who their captain will be democratically. Waldemar Noland's shipmates have decided that he would make the best captain, though Siegfried Noland vocally disagrees. Waldemar Noland was designated captain of the Insulance, which will depart Kobuk shortly; he has never captained a ship before. The Insulance, under command of Capt. Waldemar Noland, has left the harbor at Kobuk, Shrewsbury. The Insulance is heading NE at full-speed. Capt. Waldemar Noland's mother Odella Noland married August Aldis in Berlin, Shrewsbury. Odella Noland is now named Odella Aldis. As an act of mutiny, Siegfried Noland is going to attempt to murder Capt. Waldemar Noland, whose decision-making aboard the Insulance has been seen by some passengers as reckless and potentially life-endangering. Capt. Waldemar Noland's father, Siegfried Noland, murdered his 15-year-old son Capt. Waldemar Noland at sea aboard the Insulance as an act of mutiny. Capt. Waldemar Noland was murdered aboard the Insulance in an act of mutiny by his father Siegfried Noland; he was 15 years old.
387.   Capt. Waldemar Noland's parents Odella Aldis and August Aldis divorced after 1 years of marriage; they had one child together.