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[heroicsacrifeyes]

Who: All
Where: The park
When: Day 113, lunchtime

[The live flips on to show Sunrise, Wednesday and Hiryuu surrounded by picnic blankets in the park, smiling cheerfully at the camera]

Hi everyone! Us girls have been talking, and we really wanted to do something fun. So we decided to have a flower viewing party! Spring is coming and the cherry blossoms in the park are starting to bloom, so let’s all take a break and enjoy it. Special thanks to Hiryuu-chan for helping us set up the picnic and carry all the food over from the cafe.

So everyone, let’s have a poll RSVP!

Poll #21935

Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 14

View Respondents

Do you want to join us for a picnic?

View Answers

Yes, save a seat for me!
10 (71.4%)

I don't want to go out but please bring me some food
2 (14.3%)

I don't want to come but I do want the points
2 (14.3%)

Comments

[dragonheartedgirl]

I was growing up. It's really just a title these days.

[ For. Multiple reasons... ]

I hope you won't feel the need to get formal on me. I've really enjoyed being able to speak with you casually as a friend.

[softlyfalling]

Oh—if that's what you wish, then of course.

[ pause ]

Ah—that is to say, I'm not treating it as an order [ probably ], but I'm glad you'd think of me as a friend.

[dragonheartedgirl]

It's okay. I thought that's what you meant. Thank you; it makes me really happy.

[softlyfalling]

It seems you have a great many people who are honored to call you friend—I know Wednesday speaks quite highly of you.

But, ah—how have you been, as of late?

[dragonheartedgirl]

[ oh no trying for honesty but it's a lot to unload on shrike....

what if middle of the road. ]

It's been hard honestly. But it seems like most everyone has been having a difficult time lately.

[softlyfalling]

Mm... I mean, I certainly haven't had nearly as much reason to complain as others, but it's certainly stressful, even so. I don't like to see others hurting, especially when there's little I can do about it...