[Open] It's getting hot in here

[showsnopiety]

Who: Caren and anyone visiting the hot springs!
When: Post dungeon, could be right after fail/success, could be days after
Where: Hot Springs of course
What: There's a hot springs, so now there's a hot springs episode.
Rating: Could be a p-13 and beyond because some people are only wearing towels in this place.





[Win or fail, everyone needed a reason and a way to relax. With the fall of the towers, there was all sorts of good things to come from it. Some would say it was the birds; and others would say it was the hot springs.

The large, large pools of heated water. Sure, they could be used as a way to get all steamed up (or even steam punk) but after all that hard work, everyone deserves a break!

Bring your swimsuits, your towels, your drinks and snacks-who knows, you should be able to find them in the bazaars, or even on Airy. It's time to soak in the heat!]

Comments

[seventhgen]

I see. [She nods, completely serious in that.] Is it truly that unique? I have been to a similar spring back home in my world. There are many all throughout Japan, but that may be because Japan is a highly volcanic country, and they exist because of geothermal power...

[burlyheart]

On my Earth, it's not easy to visit Japan, as interesting of a place as it sounds. Even as an ambassador I've yet to check it off the list. [There's a bit of wistfulness, along with the light joking.]

What I meant more is that there's no other environment that's like or almost like a hot spring. Things are more valuable when they're without substitution.

[seventhgen]

Hm... yes, I can see what you mean by that. There does seem to be an inherent quality of 'relaxing' that I don't know of anywhere else.

[She pauses.] May I inquire as to why Japan is so difficult to visit?