Honestly, the description raises more questions than it offers answers. The heroine apparently goes on to bother some dude named Justice K. Journey, who lives “alone in his mountain lair,” by asking him questions about his land and politics.
We’ll spare you the rest of the summary, mostly because we don’t really understand it. Yes, there are words on a page that form the semblance of a sentence, but they don't appear to convey much meaning.
But I am laughing my ASS off that she's a MAGA who just unintentionally said Dear Leader's organization has hiring practices that border on "extremely illegal"
Honestly, the description raises more questions than it offers answers. The heroine apparently goes on to bother some dude named Justice K. Journey, who lives “alone in his mountain lair,” by asking him questions about his land and politics.We’ll spare you the rest of the summary, mostly because we don’t really understand it. Yes, there are words on a page that form the semblance of a sentence, but they don't appear to convey much meaning.