Estelle Bright (
brightlyshines) wrote in
awashlogs2018-05-03 09:54 pm
Even when the starry sky dissolves at dawn
WHO: Literally anyone and everyone
WHERE: The Town
WHEN: May 3rd, evening
WHAT: The town's regained both some aspects of evening and a starry night sky. Stargazing is clearly in order.
WARNINGS: All that good pure cute, probably.
The town is just a little bit different today. Color has returned to some objects, even phenomenon, and it has left others. Slowly but surely, things are changing.
In some cases, very big things are changing.
Maybe someone looks out a window, maybe they're out late in the evening. At around 6pm, the sky takes on it's normal hue, just for a moment. And later, as darkness falls....
The stars blink into existence, one by one.
WHERE: The Town
WHEN: May 3rd, evening
WHAT: The town's regained both some aspects of evening and a starry night sky. Stargazing is clearly in order.
WARNINGS: All that good pure cute, probably.
The town is just a little bit different today. Color has returned to some objects, even phenomenon, and it has left others. Slowly but surely, things are changing.
In some cases, very big things are changing.
Maybe someone looks out a window, maybe they're out late in the evening. At around 6pm, the sky takes on it's normal hue, just for a moment. And later, as darkness falls....
The stars blink into existence, one by one.

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Not that long, then. Where are you from?
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Tiny town south of Tokyo. In Yamanashi.
[She probably hasn't heard of it
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[That's the extent of her knowledge of Yamanashi.]
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Yeah. We're all taught how to from birth.
[He has never helped with farming a grape or a peach in his life, but he's just teasing.]
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What, the same way all people from Tokyo are taught from birth to navigate Shibuya Crossing?
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[The first time he did it, it was pretty intimidating... although that might have had something to do with the demon that popped up out of nowhere and laughed at him.]
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[And in the afternoon on the way back, obviously.]
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Maybe the suburbs would have been quieter... but I guess it was a nice change.
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....did you have a childhood friend you didn't want to leave or something?
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[On the plus side, he made a lot of great friends.]
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Did you make some friends, at least?
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[His lips quirk up at the corner as he thinks about them. He really misses the ones that aren't here, but at the same time, he's glad they're home safe.]
What about you? Do you like your school?
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The high school I went to was affiliated to my middle school so I knew most of the people there already. But it was fun. I mean, finally getting to be a high school girl is nice.
[Especially when she never thought back when she was a child that she'd ever get to go to school like a normal person could.]
Though our student council president is actually an old man masquerading as a high school student, so that part is kind of difficult for some of us back home.
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[That sounds a little dangerous, and thanks to Akira's experiences, he's suspicious of adults invading schools for their own desires.]
And the school just... allows that?
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[If anything, he's probably invading the school because he's worried both for Kaoru, Shiho and Aoi as well as for his own kids.
She's still going to drag his name through the mud though.]
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[Not aware of his potentially honest intentions, all Akira can think is that it sounds kind of creepy.]
Diplomatic immunity for what?
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But he's associated with the Roviet embassy so we can't do anything about him besides calling him names while he isn't there.
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Roviet? What's that?
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Never heard of it. Maybe it doesn't exist where I'm from...
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Hm. Maybe? But you guys have Japan and everything.
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Weird. I guess we're from different versions of Earth.
[Which is wild to think about.]
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I guess so. That seems to be the case with a lot of us here.
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