Sheena Fujibayashi (
corrinesbell) wrote2011-10-20 10:33 am
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[Thursday morning, Sheena gets up.
It doesn't take long to make the decision to go to the tea shop, carrying the journal in her right hand, even though it's sort of early. But early is the point, isn't it? It's a pretty dark morning, with low and heavy gray clouds. Maybe it's going to rain.
Minutes after she arrives at the tea shop, there will be a sign on the Welcome Center door.
Tea Shop Closed Today
She stays inside for a while, making some attempt at cleaning and organizing the back room. It's a terrible attempt; she's not even there for an hour before leaving, headed back to the house.
The empty house.
Her empty left hand touches the doorknob, jerks away as though shocked, and drops back to her side. The rest of the morning, she spends sitting on her front steps, doodling and writing words, then scratching the words out, on the journal pages. There is one word that is written more than once, filling in spaces between the rough images]
real?
[It's after lunch when she decides enough is enough, snapping the journal closed. Sheena rises from the steps to turn and walk away, toward the barracks - and the thing that will take her to the beach.]
[[ooc: She'll respond to written replies (or voiced ones if you're mad about the shop closing!) and, of course, to actions~]]
It doesn't take long to make the decision to go to the tea shop, carrying the journal in her right hand, even though it's sort of early. But early is the point, isn't it? It's a pretty dark morning, with low and heavy gray clouds. Maybe it's going to rain.
Minutes after she arrives at the tea shop, there will be a sign on the Welcome Center door.
Tea Shop Closed Today
She stays inside for a while, making some attempt at cleaning and organizing the back room. It's a terrible attempt; she's not even there for an hour before leaving, headed back to the house.
The empty house.
Her empty left hand touches the doorknob, jerks away as though shocked, and drops back to her side. The rest of the morning, she spends sitting on her front steps, doodling and writing words, then scratching the words out, on the journal pages. There is one word that is written more than once, filling in spaces between the rough images]
real?
[It's after lunch when she decides enough is enough, snapping the journal closed. Sheena rises from the steps to turn and walk away, toward the barracks - and the thing that will take her to the beach.]
[[ooc: She'll respond to written replies (or voiced ones if you're mad about the shop closing!) and, of course, to actions~]]

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If you believe it to be real, it is. The human mind is such that they cannot disbelieve what they see, however, save through blatant delusion.
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[She has an inkling of what is troubling this girl, so after a few minutes, she adds..]
Is the soul less real than the body because it cannot be seen?
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Hey Sheena. On your way to train?
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No.
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[Yuan has no clue what to make of this entry.]
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Opposite of made-up.
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I know that much. Is there any particular reason you're writing this in your jounal? [He'd tone down his attitude if he knew what was going on, but he's absolutely clueless.]
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[action--let me know if this is okay?]
When he spots a familiar woman wandering out of the fort, he raises a hand in greeting---friendly, of course, though he might seem a bit preoccupied today.]
Oi! Hallo, Beautiful Sheena.
[action -- is okay!]
Oh well. He does live there.]
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Don't see you out here too often. All to rights in the village?
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but none of those written responses are locked either.
She moves to check the house first, though she has a feeling the summoning ninja won't be there.
So there has to be another location. Maybe a rooftop? She'll look around for a bit, before it gets too dark. Though if all else fails, she'll leave a message instead.]
... Sheena?
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Raine. Sheena stops, fighting a strange instinct to turn and go another way. As if things weren't messed up enough - she'll have to tell all of them.
But she waits. They should know, anyway, and maybe Raine wanted her for something else.]
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And then she approaches, again, not slowly, but not quickly either.] Ah... there you are.
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Expect to see a nice, big question mark on the journal pages with this message underneath.]
What are you doing? Is something the matter? [...Did the cake not do the trick?]
[Written] I went OMG FUUKO!
Just thinking.
[Written] Haha XD Great reaction
Need any help? [You know, with thinking.]
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[Written] The things I do for you at work.
[Written] I'll pay you back with all the starfish. Forever.
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He pauses when he sees the sign on the door, frowning. He enters, his satchel lightly hitting the door as he shuts it, and heads for the stairs up into the tea shop. He knocks before entering the shop.]
Sheena?
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It's closed! Did you miss the sign?
[there's an edge to her voice today.]
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So you are not sick. [He had wondered if she would even be in the shop.]
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Hey... Sheena?
[Even if most of his knowledge of her is 'fake,' he still knows that expression isn't normal.]
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Oh. ...Hey, Ayumu.
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