Hinari finds her way to Hometown, and although she wants to get back home "pronto", she decides to take a stroll and find out a few things about the strange place. She is amazed at the sights and sounds, and at the vehicles zipping by so fast. She is disgusted with the toxic atmosphere and the hostility among the people. And, she witnesses a horrible crash among the heavy traffic. She listens to a person with some apparent "sense" as he eloquently lists the harms brought by too many cars; death, pollution and stress.

Hector Vladimir 2026©

The Woodzfolk Comic Series

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"The Woodzfolk" is a story about a family living in isolation from our world. They are part of a large. network of outcasts who have left our society for valid reasons. Weary of injustice and suffering, the Woodzfolk have bravely and quietly separated themselves into their own world. Using remarkably clever methods and techniques, they live and thrive in secrecy. In their unexpected ways, the People of the Forest will continue to surprise you with every turn of the page. So, get ready to be captivated by the various curious characters within the wonderful world of "The Woodzfolk."

Hector Vladimir 2025-2026©

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