Aventurero the Kanina

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Sept 2, 2026

Boarded a train to Chicago from Los Angeles. Why? No idea. I don’t have any idea of what is in Chicago other than it’s one of the big cities in the USA.

My friends are joining me. Not by train, but they’re joining me in Chicago by flight to celebrate the last of us turning 30. I was content with this being a solo adventure. I’m thrilled that they joined me and helped give this trip some direction: architecture boat tour, Field Museum, the Bean, and three pizza spots to try.

My last solo adventure was to Istanbul, though. I do want another solo adventure where I do whatever the locals suggest spontaneously.

I spent a day building a little time capsule wardrobe. I filled with with chocolate brown, amber, rust, cream, and black colors.

The train trip itself is 45 hours and 35mins long. I have a cooler with a growler full of my favorite beer, a corn, spinach and tuna salad, a meatball marinara, some protein shakes and some short stories.

Oh! And EggCave! EggCave on hard mode.

And I have myself. I always have myself.

About Kanina Eggs

This egg is warm to the touch, as if someone has been holding it all day. Its stitched seams have gone thin from being nuzzled.

About the Kanina Creature

A Kanina hatches with one wish: to be loved. It will follow its owner from room to room, pressing its worn little body against their ankles until it is picked up. Kaninas at this stage don't care much for food or games, only closeness. Some say a Kanina that is truly loved begins to feel real in a way other creatures never do. Whether that's magic or just what love does, nobody can say.

Love, it turns out, breeds confidence and maybe a little too much of it! In its second stage, the Kanina spends its days squeezing under garden gates and helping itself to whatever the farmers of Ark's countryside have planted. Lettuce, radishes, beans... nothing is safe and no warning goes heeded. Owners are advised to keep a close eye on their Kanina and an even closer eye on their vegetable patch in this stage. If yours comes home without its jacket, it's best not to ask.

The Kanina's final form is rarely seen at rest. Always consulting its pocket watch, always muttering that it's late, and it hurries toward somewhere no one else can find. Those who follow a Kanina tend to tumble into places they never expected and come back changed. Scholars believe the Kanina doesn't run from anything, but toward hidden truths the rest of us overlook. If one crosses your path, you have a choice: let it pass or follow it.