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WHO: Li-Na, Kaguya, Eren, Leon, Haru + OPEN
WHERE: All over town
WHEN: All of Jan
WHAT: Various encounters + ONE OPEN PROMPT
WARNINGS: n/a
[ooc: Starters in comments! If you want to do anything with Li-Na this month, HMU @
anacrusis and I can write something up.]
WHERE: All over town
WHEN: All of Jan
WHAT: Various encounters + ONE OPEN PROMPT
WARNINGS: n/a
[ooc: Starters in comments! If you want to do anything with Li-Na this month, HMU @
HARU -- SWEET STEMS (mid-Jan)
Suffice to say, Li-Na is desiring a little color in her life, even if it's just for a few days. So when she passes by Sweet Stems on her way home from dance practice one afternoon, she pauses in front of the doorway, then walks inside. Maybe flowers will do the trick, for a little while.
"Hello~"
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Well, she thinks to herself, if we're not going to sell solar lamps or the like, maybe she can at the next farmers market.
It's as she's thinking this that a customer comes in, and Haru tilts her head at the familiarity. She's seen this one before, though she usually makes a beeline to Chiyo. As Chiyo isn't working today, Haru instead takes it on herself to smile and greet in return, "Hello!"
She steps up to her, hands clasped in front of her, "Can I help you with anything?"
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Li-Na flips back her hood, glad to be in out of the cold. This shows her dark green hair, though her braid stays coiled in the hood. Tucking the flashlight she's been forced to carry around into her jacket pocket, Li-Na gives the sales girl a smile.
"Yes, I want to buy flowers. Just a small... cluster."
That's not the right word, she knows it's not, but they use the same character for both words.
"I want something to liven my room."
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"Well, you've come to the right place! Actually, I've seen you here before, right? I don't think I've ever caught your name."
As she talks, she leads Li-Na to another section of the store, where all the flowers are.
"We have cut and potted flowers as well as seeds that grow in winter. Which would you prefer?"
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"Yes, I sometimes visit Chiyo. My name is Li-Na. What is yours?"
She follows the girl around the store, taking in the various plants. It's so nice having green and blue back. The plants just didn't look right when their leaves and stems were gray.
"Oh! I did not know you have ones in pots! I think I would like that best. Something that is still alive."
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There's a certain section she stops at, all the potted plants and flowers that look so vibrant and alive. There's several in rows, including pansies, marigolds, sweet peas, and violets.
"These," she says with a gesture, "as well as a few others, grow well through winter. Would you like something easy to take care of? Though - with this... darkness, it may require more care than usual."
The last sentence is approached with some caution. Retrospec user or not?
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"Nice to meet you, Haru."
Li-Na looks at the various plants of display, comparing the shape and color of the blossoms, the subtle scents floating in the air around them. She finds the sweet pea the most pleasing, both in appearance and odor.
When Haru mentions the darkness, it takes Li-Na a moment to catch onto her meaning.
"Yes, I am wondering about that a little, but the plants seemed to do okay when they were missing green so..."
And then it clicks. Haru can tell the darkness isn't normal either.
"Oh. Oh. They will be okay, right? Even with the..."
She points upwards, meaning the dome.
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"We have proper lighting in here, so they'll be fine. I'm not exactly sure how this darkness is affecting them; everyone else seems to think they'll grow even without light." Everyone else, meaning everyone who isn't on the network, and thus can't tell what's really going on. Still, even with that frustration, Haru gives a smile, one that's different from her customer-service-smile. "I'm happy to find someone from the network here! It can get strangely lonely, working with people who don't realize what's going on."
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True, she can usually just laugh off the confused looks and the non-app users will just chalk it up to a miscommunication. But it is still frustrating and something she would prefer to avoid altogether.
"How long have you had the app? I got it in July."