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048 [Voice | Action]
...oh. They really did leave me in the woods.
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I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
[Souji's back from his mallynap as a kid; a kid totally opposite of what he's usually like. He vaguely remembers Luceti and is wandering around in the woods on the edge of town, confused and dragging his journal around.]
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I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
[Souji's back from his mallynap as a kid; a kid totally opposite of what he's usually like. He vaguely remembers Luceti and is wandering around in the woods on the edge of town, confused and dragging his journal around.]
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I appreciate your kindness. I should leave.
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You live here, Okita Soujirou, even if you've forgotten about it.
[And then she just turns back again, lifting the tea tray and heading for the table. You want some, kid? You'll have to come with her.]
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The hell.
She knows his full name and... he lived here? Yeah, he's following if only because what she said made no sense.]
What do you mean I've forgotten living here?
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As a matter of fact, it happened to me a few months ago, though it was only a temporary thing. Give it some time and perhaps your memories will return as well.
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....
[He hangs back by the door, letting his facial expressions die away. This is a new house where he has to make them like him - or at least tolerate him. Just like the Kondou household, only this time they don't have the marriage tie to force their association.]
I'll help with laundry and the animals then.
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We are friends, you know. Or were, and can be again if you'd like.
Though in the meantime you might like some tea. It was quite cold out there, wasn't it?
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.......
[From behind him, Saizou comes trotting out into the living room, wandering toward Ayumu in hopes of getting some of the tea sweets.]
...Maybe.
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[She starts toward the kitchen but pauses again to frown down at the pig.]
You already had your food. Behave or you're going back outside.
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...No wonder your pig is fat. He eats too much.
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[Like right now, her frown says, because she has to go do actual work and can't have a pig underfoot.]
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Well. I suppose that's an effective solution.
[And with that she turns back toward the kitchen again, apparently satisfied that he can handle matters out here. He can drink the tea or not, if he wishes, but he'd certainly be missing out if he refuses.]
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After a little while she reappears in the living room to retrieve the tray without a word, apparently not paying any mind to either boy or pig.]
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