Dear Diary,

I'm feeling a little confused. Apparently I was out of it for awhile. I was really sick. But everything is fuzzy and I don't remember what was a dream and what wasn't. I found this note in my diary from the Quinn in the last world. At first I was upset, I mean how dare he invade my personal life! But now after talking to Quinn a little about the last world I feel a little more understanding of his double's situation. I don't know...I'm so confused...I thought I talked to my Quinn on the last world...which I guess I did, but when? What was a dream and what was real?

We've had a time of it these last two days. This is a very primitive world. The Professor theorizes that the inhabitants of Africa migrated over here back in the 1400's. Wild. Really really wild. In any case this place is over run by cannibalistic tribes, none of which speak a lick of English.

For awhile there the guys thought our goose was cooked. Literally. Apparently the Professor had deciphered the native customs enough to know that when the natives stop drumming, they are about to eat you for a meal. I was so out of it at the time I didn't even notice when the drums stopped. But then you'll never believe what happened! Apparently Remmie's double is some big shot cannibalistic prince of this tribe. The S'akunka tribe they're called. At least that's what the Professor says. How he figured out what their clicks and sounds mean is beyond me.

So anyway, when they saw Remmie in full view they freaked out! Apparently the chief didn't see him when we were captured originally. Oh yes, I forgot to mention that it was Quinn's fault were captured in the first place. (Good going genius!) They thought it was a message from the gods or something. And now we're all being waited on hand and foot. But...um...we eat our own meals. Not really going for a slice of human thank you very much! I'm better now so I can finally help contribute. The other evening I actually went out an helped pick some of the wild fruit that grows along this area. The scenery was breathtaking! Everything is so lush and primal, I really fell in love with it.

Love,

Wade