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[OPEN] what can I say?
Who: Hakuno and you
When: From the day after they leave the forest up until November 19
Where: All over the map
What: In the wake of the infection, Hakuno returns to her true calling: fetchquests.
Rating: G until one of you heathens spoils it
i. partners in crime
[The pair of bandits who at one point operated under the pseudonyms of Augustine and Chacon, according to the locals, are reportedly masters of disguise. Hakuno isn't entirely certain how well they can disguise their matagot, but she's determined to do her best, all the same. Chróma algae isn't exactly something they can afford to just overlook at this point.
As a King, it stings bitterly that she can't help the other Heroes in need.
So what she can do, she will.]
Where to start...
ii. the good egg
[Gisela is beautiful.
Hakuno keenly feels that, every time she comes here. Vietnam's inn is definitely where she'll make a pit stop after fulfilling her task, but right now she has stopped and settled at the edge of a copse of trees, a homemade lunch spread out over her lap. Before she has to deal with literally petrifying bird crap, she's going to enjoy the scenery.
And her food. She might even share, if you feel like asking.]
iii. heart of stone
...
[Hakuno isn't exactly thrilled to be back in the thick of a forest, all things considered. But, all things considered, she's not one to put her own comfort above the necessities of others. Really, she's dealt with worse, so there isn't even a hitch in her stride as she wanders around.
After a while, she has to stop, if only because blindly looking is obviously not the best method.]
...I'm not really in a laughing mood, honestly. I don't suppose you know any jokes?
iv. the number one fan
“There once was a beautiful mermaid princess who had just reached her fifteenth year. She rescued a prince from the stormy sea and fell in love with him at first sight. But he was a person of the land."
[If you thought Hakuno Kishinami would pass up a chance to talk about the tales of Hans Christen Andersen, you're a fool and a charlatan. She recites the story slowly, easily, as if the words are before her as clear as day. There's a melancholy air about her, which may or may not have to do with the story itself.]
"The princess hurriedly made a deal with a sea witch, and received legs in exchange for her beautiful voice. Even still, her beloved prince went on to marry another girl. How pitifully the little mermaid princess cried. Her fate, to transform into sea foam and disappear if her love went unrealized —”
[She had picked this story out first, when she first heard Andersen's name. She wonders now if some part of her knew the same ending would be waiting for her, in the end.
She sighs faintly, inspecting the fruit she earned.]
..."the immortal masterpiece," I called it once, I think. It's a story of unrewarded love. Would you believe its author nearly called it a comedy when I talked to him about it?
wildcard
[If there's another scenario you want, just let me know! I'm always up for basically anything.]
When: From the day after they leave the forest up until November 19
Where: All over the map
What: In the wake of the infection, Hakuno returns to her true calling: fetchquests.
Rating: G until one of you heathens spoils it
i. partners in crime
[The pair of bandits who at one point operated under the pseudonyms of Augustine and Chacon, according to the locals, are reportedly masters of disguise. Hakuno isn't entirely certain how well they can disguise their matagot, but she's determined to do her best, all the same. Chróma algae isn't exactly something they can afford to just overlook at this point.
As a King, it stings bitterly that she can't help the other Heroes in need.
So what she can do, she will.]
Where to start...
ii. the good egg
[Gisela is beautiful.
Hakuno keenly feels that, every time she comes here. Vietnam's inn is definitely where she'll make a pit stop after fulfilling her task, but right now she has stopped and settled at the edge of a copse of trees, a homemade lunch spread out over her lap. Before she has to deal with literally petrifying bird crap, she's going to enjoy the scenery.
And her food. She might even share, if you feel like asking.]
iii. heart of stone
...
[Hakuno isn't exactly thrilled to be back in the thick of a forest, all things considered. But, all things considered, she's not one to put her own comfort above the necessities of others. Really, she's dealt with worse, so there isn't even a hitch in her stride as she wanders around.
After a while, she has to stop, if only because blindly looking is obviously not the best method.]
...I'm not really in a laughing mood, honestly. I don't suppose you know any jokes?
iv. the number one fan
“There once was a beautiful mermaid princess who had just reached her fifteenth year. She rescued a prince from the stormy sea and fell in love with him at first sight. But he was a person of the land."
[If you thought Hakuno Kishinami would pass up a chance to talk about the tales of Hans Christen Andersen, you're a fool and a charlatan. She recites the story slowly, easily, as if the words are before her as clear as day. There's a melancholy air about her, which may or may not have to do with the story itself.]
"The princess hurriedly made a deal with a sea witch, and received legs in exchange for her beautiful voice. Even still, her beloved prince went on to marry another girl. How pitifully the little mermaid princess cried. Her fate, to transform into sea foam and disappear if her love went unrealized —”
[She had picked this story out first, when she first heard Andersen's name. She wonders now if some part of her knew the same ending would be waiting for her, in the end.
She sighs faintly, inspecting the fruit she earned.]
..."the immortal masterpiece," I called it once, I think. It's a story of unrewarded love. Would you believe its author nearly called it a comedy when I talked to him about it?
wildcard
[If there's another scenario you want, just let me know! I'm always up for basically anything.]
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[It might have been easier, all things considered.]
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[Besides, carbuncles probably like cute laughs better. Alright, that's probably not true, but if nothing else, Robin does, so getting Hakuno to laugh was definitely the better option here.]
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[Almost entirely for healing, upon reflection.]
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[It would be more embarrassing to be tickled than to tell her that stupid story, if only because he's already had time to process the latter.
But he's not saying it out loud, because he's like 85% sure if he does she'll try to tickle him. As it is, he's almost certain she's going to try anyway, which is why he's slowly edging toward the nearest tree.]
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[She follows after him, an absentminded pursuit rather than a proper hunt. She tugs at a lock of her hair, humming faintly.]
It's not like I'd mock you for it.
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[Actually, she might be right about the involuntary response thing, now that he's thinking about it. It's definitely not laughter, though - even though the conversation had taken a turn for the worse, he laughed at her when she fell into the pit.
Mostly it's just that he'd be embarrassed, though.]
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[She says it so casually, so plainly, as if there isn't a single thing strange about it. Her cheeks go a bit pink, though, even if her expression of calm interest doesn't shift in the least.]
And to figure out if this is another no-go boundary I need to drop too, I guess.
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No, it's not that serious. But it'd be great if you dropped it anyway, since we already got the carbuncle to come out.
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[But now you've got her interested Robin.
Be prepared.]
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[Unless they need to go get more carbuncle gems, maybe.]
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[Like the kissing.]
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[Don't crush his dreams..............]
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[Dream on, Robin. Eventually Hakuno will be proven right, as per usual.]