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Test Drive #1
Waking up: You wake up in a bed that is not your own, in a room that is not your own. But the more you think about it, you can't remember what your room looked like. In fact, you can't remember anything at all! But hey, at least you're not the only person around. Reach out, find someone, and get some answers. The Dream: Haibane enter this world without most memories, but they do remember one thing: their cocoon dream. But it's not so easy to understand, is it? Maybe talking through it with someone else will help you figure out just what your dream means. Wings aren't easy to use: So, you're a Haibane. Awesome. But you know what's not awesome? Getting used to these darn wings, that's what. Suddenly having two extra limbs that you're not sure how to control isn't easy, and they're liable to bump into things and just plain get in the way. Actually, you might want to apologize for unintentionally hitting that person in the face, or help clean up that lamp you knocked over. On the town: Glie is a beautiful city, and there are a lot of places to explore! So why not check some of them out? Everyone seems friendly enough, and the townspeople are more than willing to help anyone who gets lost. Check out the setting page, pick a spot, and go check it out! Wintertime: It's wintertime in Glie, which means snow, snow, snow! And even though it's cold, the sun is shining, so the cold is bearable today. What are you going to do? Go sledding? Have a snowball fight? Make snow angels? Well, that last one should be a lot easier to do now. Player choice: Don't like these prompts? Come up with your own! The city of Glie is quite large, and there is a lot to do. |
sunako kirishiki | shiki
She's diligently sweeping away when she hits a slick spot hidden beneath the powder. Even though she's bundled up against the cold she is hardly wearing snow boots - were those mary janes? - and the lack of traction takes her away.
There's either going to be a yelp and a very significant snow angel in the closest snow drift...
or a kind passer by assists the poor girl. Or they can get hit in the face with the broom head.
Honestly, it's all up in the air.]
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Did you hit your head?
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She lifts her head up enough to flash a quick smile.]
I'm fine!
[Pomf. Bye again, the snow has claimed her.]
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[he's quite small himself. Carefully he casts around and finds the broom, and a reasonably good place to stand nearby. He proffers the end of the broom at her.]
Here, miss. Take this.
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Thank you. [Brr... Brushing more snow off her jacket and skirt.] That was silly of me. I'm going to have to sweep all over again...
ice cold (alright alright alright alright alright)
And so here he is outside, fortunately bundled up but wearing equally impractical shoes - and even more fortunately, not moving a muscle. He's moved some snow, honestly, but if his job includes taking the point of his shovel to the ice to crack some of it up before girls slipping on it and into snow drifts--well. Who assumed he could do this well in the first place?
He looks up from resenting the snow at the sound of her falling, and picks his way over the ice to lean on his shovel and peer down at her.]
Well, this is a flattering display.
no.
Sunako takes a moment to just sit in the snow and think about the folly of man. No, not really but seriously it sucks that someone saw that display. There's crunching noises from her hand breaking through packed snow as she tries and wiggles her way out of the drift and back onto solid ground. Trying to keep a hand on the broom handle is not helping this endeavor.]
You don't have to watch it then!
[Huff. She sounds more indignant than anything.]
excuse me
Alois still just looks down at her for a moment, somewhere between amused and kind of pitying. He wouldn't want to fall in the snow, but someone else doing it is maybe a little funny.
But not that funny. He still laughs, but digs his shovel a little harder into the packed snow closest to the ground to brace himself from falling as well as he leans over.]
Too late for that now, isn't it? Come on! [And lo! he holds out a hand.] I'm supposed to be working here, and I'm not going to shovel up clumsy girls.
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[That's a dubious claim. She doesn't remember anyone else helping her.
He's laughing at her but he is also offering a hand. There's a tiny split second where she thinks he might be doing this just to let her go and watch her fall again... Then reaches up to take hold.]
It's a good thing you don't have to shovel me then.
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In any case, you're much too big. [alois you can't just say that] Why've you got a broom and not a shovel? Silly.
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I didn't see you before. [and finally shakes off the extra snow that has clung to her very useful broom.] It's for brushing off any loose snow from the walkway.
[Does this look like a face that does heavy lifting? There's no way she is going to shovel actual amounts of snow.]
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You were in a pile of snow. [duh?] And no wonder, if you're trying to sweep up all this. You may as well get on your knees and blow on it, for all the good that will do.
[Like, he's not really doing anything productive with this shovel, but he knows a broom isn't going to help all that much.]
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It does well enough. I'm just making sure the most used paths are clear.
[You know... barring the occasional ice slick.]
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Horrible... horrible??]
You did that on purpose!
[Just so we're all on the same page about that.]
What's your problem? I didn't leave you in the snow!
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You laughed at me!
[So she had to get even. This is a logical jump when some blonde boy makes fun of your predicament. The subsequent sweeping of any left over snow is neat and controlled and no more flies into the air.]
And it wasn't wholly on purpose.
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[That's an important distinction that Alois, at least, cares about. He's not denying that he overtly laughed at her... at least...
And she doesn't do it again, which seems to placate him down to a low grumpiness.]
My socks are going to be wet. I'll freeze.
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[Just so he knows. Tights, even nice wool ones, are just as prone to freezing form snow melt as any socks. And she is just as ready to pout about it as he is!]
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This is ridiculous! You've got a broom and I've got this stupid shovel that's as big as I am-- it's like they've set us up to fail on purpose!
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It would help a lot if the broom wasn't as tall as she was.]
It is a bit silly... [and yet] I would feel bad if I wasn't helping out at all though.
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Hmm. Really.
[A flatter look than before. Hmm.]
Well, I don't have any interest in rubbing my hands raw out here.
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We all have to support each other. This is as much your home as anyone else's.
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It's this thought that gets him to sigh and wave at her to step back, then, which is all the warning he gives before he grips the shovel's handle with both hands and lifts it to bring it down swiftly on the ice. There's a clang and a tiny crack that starts to spread through this particular bit of ice--
He's going to whine about his sore hands later, but it seems he's willing to beat the hell out of some ice in the meantime.]
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There is literally no reason she would have assumed that is what the little hand motion meant so she is thoroughly surprised. Actually yelping and jumping back surprised, arm raising quickly as if she needs to defend herself from the menace of loud noises. She drops the broom.
She realizes that the motion was supposed to be warning enough so 'You could have said something!' dies on her lips. Instead she is just glaring. Feebly. It will be more menacing after he heartbeat calms.]
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So. With a disapproving click of his tongue,] Look out? Why don't you sweep and I'll do this.
[it's teamwork]
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That's not going to stop her from talking though.]
You didn't have to do it like that. [It's pure whining even in her opinion.] Anyway, working together we should be done faster and then we can go inside.
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