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o23 [Voice]
[Written and Filtered to Martel | 60% Hackable]
Martel-san? Did you see Ted-san's post? He is asking to make miniature stations of the Welcome Center out in the forest and I do believe that might be a good idea for those who can't reach us in time. What do you think?
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[He switches to voice and he's just sort of rambling as he doodles little shapes in the corner of his journal.]
Mm, I suppose making signs would be a good thing to do what with this cold snap running. Would anyone like to help? I'm in the apartments today but I should be heading out in a bit to gather up the wood.
Oh! And Nagakura-san? Enjoy your explorations! I'm glad you're going out for your turn because I think...I've done more than my share for a bit, don't you? [He laughs and suddenly changes gears]
It's almost spring~ I can't wait for it to come. I've always so loved the spring. The plums would be in bloom right about now, the festivals going on up at Tenjin-san, the faintest hint of the flowers' scents mingling in the air... I like the cherry blossoms, too, but there's just something wonderful about plum blossoms. Maybe it's because of a poem I heard once.
Actually, I wonder if this place has cherry trees. Come April, they should bloom, if they do.
What do your people do in the spring? Do they celebrate it at all? We have a great many parties under the trees and share sake and other treats while watching them. Kyoto had such beautiful trees everywhere. It was like the entire city was dressed in clouds of pink and white...
My, but I'm nostalgic today. How silly of me.
[OOC: Affected, but taken. Please wait for Kohaku
amber_archangel to post first? After that you can troll away. Thank you♥]
Martel-san? Did you see Ted-san's post? He is asking to make miniature stations of the Welcome Center out in the forest and I do believe that might be a good idea for those who can't reach us in time. What do you think?
[End filter]
[He switches to voice and he's just sort of rambling as he doodles little shapes in the corner of his journal.]
Mm, I suppose making signs would be a good thing to do what with this cold snap running. Would anyone like to help? I'm in the apartments today but I should be heading out in a bit to gather up the wood.
Oh! And Nagakura-san? Enjoy your explorations! I'm glad you're going out for your turn because I think...I've done more than my share for a bit, don't you? [He laughs and suddenly changes gears]
It's almost spring~ I can't wait for it to come. I've always so loved the spring. The plums would be in bloom right about now, the festivals going on up at Tenjin-san, the faintest hint of the flowers' scents mingling in the air... I like the cherry blossoms, too, but there's just something wonderful about plum blossoms. Maybe it's because of a poem I heard once.
Actually, I wonder if this place has cherry trees. Come April, they should bloom, if they do.
What do your people do in the spring? Do they celebrate it at all? We have a great many parties under the trees and share sake and other treats while watching them. Kyoto had such beautiful trees everywhere. It was like the entire city was dressed in clouds of pink and white...
My, but I'm nostalgic today. How silly of me.
[OOC: Affected, but taken. Please wait for Kohaku
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It's really almost spring? Oh, that's good!
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And yes, if the calendar is correct. It's almost time. Kohaku-chan likes the spring, don't you?
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Yes, of course! It's when all the plants start sprouting!
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And all the flowers bloom. It's a perfect season for you.
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Yes, and the days also become longer!
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Ah, and that means more time being big, yes?
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Exactly!
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It'll be good when you can soak up the sun then. Oh! And your birthday is coming up in a few months. Won't that be exciting?
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Uh-huh! I can't wait for it all!
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I'll see you soon.
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[And Kohaku will get there in a minute or so. Flying really helps~]
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[Okita will be waiting at the doorway since he started walking down awhile ago.]
Hello there.
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[Oh good, she thought she got here to fast and she would have to wait on her, since she kind of rushed over...]
Hello!
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Since winter isn't your favorite, we should get you inside where it's nice and warm, hm?
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Thank you!
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[And he'll lead her up the steps toward the third floor where he lives.]
Have you been well?
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It has been a while! I've been doing pretty well, what about you?
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[And here we are! Apartment 14. He'll open the door and wait for her to go in.]
Don't mind the bit of a mess. I've been putting the signs together today. I didn't know how many Ted-san needed, so I've just been making a lot.
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[She'll float on in, and around so she doesn't step on anything important.] That's alright!
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I'm just better now that you're here.
And don't worry about stepping on anything. I doubt you can break anything.
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Maybe not, but I can still mess things up..
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Oh, I sincerely doubt that. Why don't you watch me make a few first and then you can try?
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Yes, that works! But I should tell you now that my handwriting isn't very good just yet..
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[And he'll take a seat, pulling some of the pieces together. He'd been busy from a few days ago cutting and readying the pieces, so now all he has to do is put them together. Which he will start to do, putting the post to the back of the signboard and carefully nailing it in place.]
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