Hello, hello Shadow Hunters community! Welcome to my entry in the round #212 Reflection Hunters contest. This time, I've decided to go out exclusively to hunt reflections in the city, more specifically in downtown Caracas.

Hey, Splinterfam! We're wrapping up this season and getting ready for this new stage of Splinterlands in the summer, my favorite season of the year! To give a quick rundown, I haven't progressed as much as I would have liked in Wild; unfortunately, connection issues have persisted these past few weeks. As a result, I've only been able to progress to Diamond I in Wild, which is a shame considering we had a free pass to play in Wild. Now, it's necessary to purchase the terrible Season Pass.

Happy weekend dear Shadow Hunters community! On this last day of May we say goodbye to spring and prepare to welcome summer, even so here in the tropics the sun shines as if we were in a perpetual summer, already in my previous post I showed you how intense an average day in Caracas, Venezuela can get. But returning to the topic that brings us here, today I want to share with you my participation in the Smash contest in its round #376 and it is about a shadow that I took when I was passing through Plaza Candelaria in Caracas.

Greetings, citizens of Praetoria! It's finally Friday! Harvest day on our plot. Now more than ever, we need to accumulate value with our resources. During the opening week of Arcane Conclave, I sold almost all of my resources to buy my first packs. This decision left me almost at zero within my two main plots, so for the rest of the year, we must build up our resource stock for future game updates.

La Chica de los Ojos TristesSus ojos son vastos como cielos de medianoche, pero soportan el peso de suaves despedidas. Un universo de dolor silencioso, como una lluvia suave y eterna.Brillan con el resplandor de la luna, pero ocultan las lágrimas que nunca mostrará. Una tormenta silenciosa, un profundidad indescriptible, de historias perdidas y corazones enfriados.

What's up BEER community! I'm happy to be back this week for #BeerSaturday, which would be week #412. Last week we reviewed the Andina beer from our sister city of Colombia. This time, we're staying in Venezuela with a very unique beer: Solera Kölsch.