hiiii now that i'm done being depressed and having an abysmal sleep schedule i want to redo my icons and actually write again!
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replies / plotting / whatnot incoming very soon since i'm feeling better !
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have covid 😢 replies coming when i'm not feeling horrible
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"Ah, there you are, Iruma-san!" He greets with a smile. While talks with Miu often could be pretty chaotic, she was still his friend; and so, Shuichi wanted to give her something nice for Christmas. "Hey there: Merry Christmas. I was hoping I'd find you around here, since... I actually have a couple of gifts for you that I hope you'll like! Here you go. "
With a smile, Shuichi holds out a gift bag for her to take. When she does, Miu will find inside a loose white t-shirt and big soft plushie, with both having a design of the blue mouse mascot on her pin. "I know how you always like to wear a pin of that little mouse guy, so I wanted to give you these, thinking you might like it!" (Merry Christmas~!!! 💙❤)
okay, listen : she's not at all the most adept with the socially acceptable ways to receive gifts. she actually hasn't really ... received gifts. not properly, not in a long, long time. so her first reaction is actually to freeze with shock, icy blue hues scanning the gift bag ——— shit, shit, shit, she needs to take it, and open it, and that's the reasonable thing for her to do. so she does, extremely and utterly tentative with how a glove - clad hand reaches inside, leather catching on the edge.
of course, cognizance washing over her in regards to what the gifts within actually were do nothing to stave off the freezing [ it is in this moment that shuichi is greatly pitied / the last thing miu means to do in a moment like this is attempt to come across as standoffish or arrogant or god forbid ungrateful ]. clutching the bag with her left hand, she firstly withdraws the shirt with the other, shaking it out to fully take in the design. oh. holy fuck. subsequently she withdraws the mouse mascot plush and almost immediately holds it tightly against her chest as a hug.
seems like she really liked the gifts.
❝ h– holy shit, saohara ... fuck, wait, no, damn it, i shouldn't be giving you a dumb nickname at a time like this ! where did you get the niko niko happy mouse plushie ?! i've been trying to find that fuckin' thing everywhere ! ahh, i guess it doesn't matter, um ... just ... just let me know what you want me to do to make it up to you. ❞
oh, dear, it's christmas. please don't insinuate something like that.
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she wrinkles her nose. it is significant in the sense that her forehead is not similarly creased with vexation nor frustration — but more than she derives a certain sort of amusement from his chicanery that she wasn't entirely willing to admit. it was a bit he was committing to well. and that part, she could almost applaud.
❝ ohhh. well, some elysium this shithole is. ❞ impish and girlish and tempestuous she was : brow cocking curiously the more that gundham continues on. ❝ i bet they like the sunshine, though. ❞
not that she should care in the slightest if they do or don't, oh no — why, she's hiyoko saionji, with emotional walls of steel ! and thus they are walls that would simply never be broken down by the ideation of docile and good - natured animals !
❝ soooo, let's go then. ❞ lest it's acknowledged that she was to rise to her feet and venture to wherever this so called 'elysium' is / to her feet, she rises, once again wiping off her palms against her furisode. hey, it's not her fault ——— animals are kinda icky, aren't they ?
It was a pleasing sight to him, given that the more that she started to enjoy being around animals, or at the very least learned to tolerate them, then the less he had to worry about her hurting the less domesticated wildlife
...that said, he wasn't going to dumb himself down for her, not unless expressly asked, especially since he finds a little amusement in the lack of understanding along with a resentment that he would never admit to.
"Elysium was a term used by the ancient Greeks in mythology to describe a sort of heaven for their fallen warriors... as you can see in this case, it is for the elderly to feast and bask freely in the light of Helios...until his chariot finishes its path across the sky and makes way for his sister's presence."
Perhaps Japanese mythology would be a more appropriate reference to regard the sun and moon to the dancer, but he already started with that, may as well make that the finisher, too.
"That said...even as elders, the does of this tribe are docile, and the bucks are being kept in a separate field."
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the logical, rational part of her brain thinks that he shouldn't have eyes for anyone regarding to weird fantasies that they most definitely don't want to be a part of — but she also will not be the one to defend that bitch sonia. nuh uh. no way.
[ sonia's always been kind to hiyoko, and any of her disdain is purely because of jealousy / that she wishes she could be taller and prettier, not cute, and more mature like her. but this is not introspection she is privy to : that, or she just really doesn't care enough to be cognizant of it. ]
❝ i don't even see what her having a motherly side has to do with it ! there's weirdos out there that are into that kinda thing ! and i bet you're guilty since you're the one bringing it up ! ❞ her dissatisfaction is palpable / though any physical reactions are thankfully subdued, lest she's put down against her wishes.
❝ besides ... that probably wouldn't look very good on you if you were running away while i was on the ground screaming and crying ! you'd probably be arrested immediately, souda - nii ! arrested and thrown in hope's peak prison ! ❞
alas, she's ... surprisingly helpful when it pertains to getting something she wants. who would have thought ? ❝ the vending machines, dummy ! and don't even think about trying to get the ones with the yucky yellow ones ! ❞
“Ughh…” Where would he even find gummy bears in the school? It’s not like they give it out in the cafeteria… “Q-quit wording stuff in a weird way! I only have eyes for Miss Sonia!! Besides, Mahiru is always nagging me… If anything, she kinda has a motherly side to her, for the most part...” Not that he’d know if that’s how a mother is supposed to act. Hopefully they’re a little kinder.
Either way, he got side-tracked. “If you’re good enough to stomp on my feet then you’re good enough to walk!! A-and I don’t want to be carried like this, anyway! The one time Akane did that I got motion sickness for three hours straight!!” But that could be attributed to the fact that she’d been dashing at an unreal speed, trying to get him to fix stuff in the kitchen. “I could drop you and run, y’know. It’s not like you’re gonna catch me with a sprained ankle…”
Despite having said that, he was still being extra careful not to jostle her as he walked, trying to think of where the fuck would gummy bears be kept in the school. “…Do you want me to carry you to a store outside the school? I don’t remember any place with gummies on campus… unless you mean your own room.”
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[GAME OVER]
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merry christmas dears :~) hope that everyone that celebrates has a great day ! i'm w/ family and hoping to put out some replies later
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>let’s begin the next killing game…<
CONGRATULATIONS NDRV3 ENGLISH RELEASE!!! [still image version]
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By もきゅ
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i.
love.
LESBIANS!
you sure do
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she doesn't fancy herself as an obtrusive person. not in the slightest, not when she moves breathlessly as a backdrop to yakuza phone calls, presence never tangible beyond that of the physical evidence of her lithe form. her greatest attempt is in mindlessly blocking out any of the words shinobu speaks / she needn't be nosy, and such is a mindset she has harbored since the day she met eyes with the young master. that she needs to know only what is explicitly told to her. the blanking out of her mind is akin to the unrelenting thrum of pounding rain against gray - toned rooftops. with the untrained eye, one might improperly glean that she had forgotten how to breathe, how to speak, how to dip into any facets of personhood beyond that of her somatic being seated. and yet, immediately upon being addressed, a streak of crimson shifts to the other woman in acknowledgment.
❝ i understand, ❞ she says flatly — not out of desire to externalize coldness, but rather distance herself from any stretch of humanity in the circumstances / regret comes only for intruding on the project and not for the sake of peko's own time and purpose. no matter how long this excursion took, when it was over, she would wordlessly skulk back to fuyuhiko's side, returning to her greater purpose as a tool ; though the foolish, youthful words begging for impetus would never leave her lips, they played over, and over, and over in her mind. repeated dissonance in the disharmony of her selfish and blackened heart wanting something, something to be of her own volition and seeking out, and her logical mental framework, which silently comprehends that her value is in carrying out whatever tasks she has been given.
❝ i only ask you alert me should you need to leave abruptly today. ❞ she could ... probably handle this all on her own, all things considered, even with any amount of trial and tribulation in deigning to secure adequate choice in venue and whatever else was bathed in glistening, hopeful light beyond that : but she'd really prefer only to ruminate upon such a fantasy — in the absolute loosest quotes possible — if of utmost necessity. and, as it stood both at present and ere long, that likely wouldn't be necessary.
it wasn't as though selection of venue was something overly difficult in accomplishing, anyway ; one of hope's peaks own gymnasiums was an obvious and evident choice, and yet remains one peko offers little consideration to. after all, garish accoutrements like the school crest painted clumsily onto the floor was an embellishment in the worst possible way for something otherwise intentioned as a love letter to tradition. and, to adequately showcase not just their talents, but everyone else honing a traditional japanese talent, more space would be desired. kendō and kyūdō alone were greedy in their demand for surface area, let alone factoring in general martial arts, aikidō, nihon buyō, and whomever else darkened the halls of the academy with a distinct demeanor. and those so it just wouldn't do.
the paper housing hope's peak's gymnasium as a candidate was promptly discarded into a pile peko taciturnly adjudged to be those removed from the pool. several other potential venues were discarded in similar fashion / in truth, she had a particular location in mind, and had no qualms about going through each locality again if what she had in mind wasn't amidst the paperwork.
[ the place in question was none other than a local dōjō to the academy, one peko herself had sporadically practiced at, of course at the behest of the kuzuryū clan. the setup of the dōjō nevertheless surprised her — perhaps for her typical bearing in mind that most dōjō served as specialized in a particular martial art — that it was more generalized in its purpose. perhaps that was owing to its proximity to hope's peak, that it could receive an outpouring of support and funding so long as it could provide a sacred place for more than kendōka, aikidōka, and kyūdōka / that even dipping into purposes of meditation and programming would be well worth it. and well worth it it was, as the dōjō itself was nothing short of gorgeous. to peko, at least, though she likely wouldn't offer a negative opinion about anything if given the opportunity. the unending funding meant that no sacrifices were to be made for the sake of users clawing for modernity : and such is exactly why it was peko's first choice in venue. ]
❝ excuse me, yaguchi, ❞ she says, eyes flitting up briefly from the stack of papers before her, shifting unsteadily betwixt the two sections once her gaze lowers once more. ❝ was taishinkan dōjō among your potential candidates ? ❞ a beat of silence in her speech, allowing for the abrupt swallowing in her throat before continuing on. ❝ i am not sure if i failed to see it in this pile. but — i believe it to be suitable not only in proximity to the school, but in traditionality and scale as well. ❞
"Mm." The bottle of green tea was pressed into Peko's outstretched hand, while the canned coffee was set aside for Shinobu herself. "As I expected." It was the beverage of choice, in Shinobu's observation, among people like themselves, of traditional backgrounds and with traditional interests. Certainly, on those rare days when her father and his allies - old men who smelled of arrogance and cigarette smoke - crowded around the table at the family estate, Shinobu sat out of sight with matcha and teacups, prepared to be summoned at any moment. "I confess a certain fondness for coffee myself, even such cheap varieties, so I suppose that works out for both of us, though, given the assistance you're providing, I imagined it more fitting to offer you the choice, rather than cater to my own desires."
It was an oft-repeated mischaracterization to imagine Shinobu Yaguchi as an especially quiet woman. Though she seldom spoke for speaking's sake, she wasn't averse to speaking to others, whether in public or private. Rather, they simply saw no reason to speak unnecessarily, or to unfairly burden those who found her way of communicating off-putting or puzzling. Peko, though, seemed to have a manner of speech not entirely dissimilar from her own in its formality. There was a certain lack of discomfort in that, such that it allowed Shinobu to speak without any lingering self-consciousness as to whether her words would be understood.
With a small sigh, she returned her attention to the papers, eating one of the hoshigaki with a delicate hand, careful not to mar her fingers with any stickiness before handling documents. There really were too many - wasn't this a bit excessive? "As I said, Miss Pekoyama, I have full confidence in you, though I regret that you were similarly dragged into this in the first place." On the balance of things, it was better to have a partner to aid her, given the amount of work that went into everything. It would have been more suitable, though, had the workload been manageable and Peko not been drawn into it. When it came down to it, Shinobu had no issue being moved around according to the whims of others, but surely Peko had other, more important things with which to occupy her time.
To the other girl's question, Shinobu raised a hand to her chin, finger lightly tapping at the beauty mark beneath her lips as she surveyed various folders and papers within them. "Mm... Truthfully, I imagine it's less a matter of where we begin, and rather more that we simple begin at all but-" Abruptly, she was cut off by the sound of her phone ringing from inside her breast pocket. With a look both surprised and mildly annoyed, Shinobu withdrew the phone. "I thought I'd silenced this. I regret the interruption, Miss Pekoyama, and will try to make this brief."
Answering the call and lifting the phone to their ear, Shinobu's expression stayed flat and static, impassive. "Yes, hello, Miss Inoue." It only took a moment before her lips began slowly turning down. "My plans haven't changed. If-" Clearly interrupted by the voice on the other end, loud enough to come through the receiver, even if the words themselves weren't clear, Shinobu scowled, brows knitting together in frustration. "Miss Inoue. If you have a question for me, please properly listen to my answer." It wasn't typical for Shinobu Yaguchi to look especially apologetic or remorseful, but the brief flick of her eyes over in Peko's direction did, at least, have some acknowledgement that the swordswoman's time was being unfortunately wasted.
"Yes. I'll pick you up tomorrow, as planned. That has not changed." With a wrinkling of her nose, Shinobu lowered the phone, moving to end the call. "Goodbye, Miss Inoue." Once the phone was safely stowed back inside Shinobu's pocket, they sighed, running their fingers through their hair until they could more earnestly adopt the poise and posture required of the Yaguchi Dojo's heir. "Again, Miss Pekoyama, I deeply regret that intrusion of our scheduled work time. I'll ensure it doesn't happen again." Explanation would only come if Peko desired it, as talking about herself wasn't something that came easily to Shinobu. Miss Inoue wasn't worth remembering, anyway, as she'd likely be gone from her life overmorrow.
Idly, she wondered if Peko had such intrusions. To her knowledge, the other woman wasn't romantically attached, though that knowledge was lacking in certainty. Perhaps that young gentleman she'd been sitting with? He'd seemed displeased enough, though it was possible that was simply his face. Either way, with her looks, Shinobu imagined that Peko was popular enough with men. "It seems to me most prudent that we secure a choice of venue, as all other decisions will logically follow from there." Placing a paper in-between them, she then split the folders into groups. "I've already compiled a loose grouping of potential locations. Perhaps we could begin by sorting through the available data and removing from the pool any unsuitable locations, according to the requirements here, so that we may decide a viable candidate from the remainder?"
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He hands Nanami a present, in side the cheap-christmas-y wrapping paper was a game they can both play-- Street Fighter 6. Seems like the artificial hope was into Fighting Games nowadays. Perhaps... They could play together some time?
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it seems that she's rather fond of the gift she's been given by @91cmspoilers ——— perhaps her fondness for juri in particular comes from the juxtaposition of their two personalities / to put herself in another's shoes, another that is so entirely unlike her ... it certainly makes getting her ass kicked by izuru a bit more worth it [ and yet, somehow, it's entirely worth it to begin with ].
❝ thank you very much, kamukura - kun. i hope ... that we can play together soon. ❞
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❝ ah ... it's almost christmas. i've been so wrapped up in dreamlight valley that i've been losing track of time. ❞
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plays so many video game incinerate evry hw
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