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[ So if you just happen to be walking through Luceti today, you might spot a girl sitting on the ground next to a tree at the side of the road. Her journal is opened in her lap, and it seems she's rather focused on reading it. See, there's nothing weird about that, but.. she's still wearing the New Feather dress and doesn't seem bothered or confused by the whole 'arriving in another place' ordeal in the slightest as long as she can read. In fact, she probably doesn't even realise she's not back home anymore, or that she has wings on her back. She's also turning the pages at a ridiculous speed, as if she needs barely any time to read a page. It looks more like she's skimming than anything else, but nope, she's actually reading all of that. ... Maybe someone ought to help her out.
Or you might run into her later during the day instead. If you're just standing somewhere around the village, you might find the girl staring at you for a long time, almost as if she's observing you long enough to decide something. After what is probably multiple minutes the girl might approach you a little hesitantly (she's making sure you're not a bully, okay, it's in everyone's best interests), only to quickly bow at you in greeting. ]
Hello. Bonjour. Guten Tag. Konnichiwa. Nihao. Salve. Hallo. [ Yes, she'll just start listing off 'hello's in almost every kind of language known to humankind to you. And if you don't cut her off, she'll continue until she has at least done it in 54 different languages. So better do something about that, yup. ]
Or you might run into her later during the day instead. If you're just standing somewhere around the village, you might find the girl staring at you for a long time, almost as if she's observing you long enough to decide something. After what is probably multiple minutes the girl might approach you a little hesitantly (she's making sure you're not a bully, okay, it's in everyone's best interests), only to quickly bow at you in greeting. ]
Hello. Bonjour. Guten Tag. Konnichiwa. Nihao. Salve. Hallo. [ Yes, she'll just start listing off 'hello's in almost every kind of language known to humankind to you. And if you don't cut her off, she'll continue until she has at least done it in 54 different languages. So better do something about that, yup. ]
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Miss Ichinose?
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Ma'am?
...
[Assuming those two titles do not get a response, the Spartan turns to the smaller girl.]
Is something wrong?
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And completely oblivious to the fact someone is trying to call out for you. But her 'Kotomi-chan' filter is up as usual. ]
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Kotomi?
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[Daisy raises a hand to touch her shoulder again, but stops for two reasons: She remembers Kotomi asked her to call her "Kotomi-chan", and Kotomi did not like being touched by cold metal.]
Kotomi-chan.
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Good day. [ It's not like they just met up right now, but Kotomi is just weird with randomly saying that.. ]
Is something wrong?
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I think you spaced out, ma'am. [Misinterpreting the "Kotomi-chan" filter. Though the Spartan did notice that it was only after mentioning the "chan" when the girl listened.
... She stares at the trees Kotomi stared at, but finds nothing.]
The clothes you had before coming here should be there. [She points at the clothing store.] You can get clothes for free as well.
[Especially winter clothing. Daisy had a hard time getting those for girls six feet and nine inches tall.]
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Thank you very much. I'll make sure to take a good look inside..
[ ... pause.. ]
... I don't have any money though.
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[... It still baffles her. How a world with vast powers can strive without money. Especically with how a MJOLNIR suit of armor costs as much as a frigate.]
If you don't find anything, you can Shiki, or other tailors to help you.
[And Litchi, if Kotomi ever has the wish to cosplay.]
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Everyone must be really kind here, to be willing to help others out like that.
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We have a mostly good group. We're all in the same trouble. We have enough with the Malnosso as it is. [And yet there are others that care little for those problems.]
We've all been newcomers. It's only fair to help, ma'am.
[Daisy nods to Kotomi to the clothing store. It's new feather season. She can only hope there won't be as many people seeking for their clothes.]