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[Chane frowns tinily down at the device in her hand, poking at it with inexperienced fingers. This is a far cry from waking up in the ice-cold river, holding on to a carrier crate - but not necessarily preferable, and definitely nearly as cold. She suppresses a shiver, tucking some hair out of her face as she considers the ( Read more... )
[Chane frowns tinily down at the device in her hand, poking at it with inexperienced fingers. This is a far cry from waking up in the ice-cold river, holding on to a carrier crate - but not necessarily preferable, and definitely nearly as cold. She suppresses a shiver, tucking some hair out of her face as she considers the ( Read more... )
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[ Forgive Madotsuki, Chane, she apparently thought that last sentence looked so interesting that she focused on copying it perfectly on this thing.. ]
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[ Her replies are coming a bit slow - she isn't used to typing. ]
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My name is North, and this place is called Demeleier. You've been bought here by these things called fae and there ain't really a way to leave. [He knows he sounds bleak, but it's the hard truth]
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[Her hand reaches to rest on the hilt of her knife.]
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Welcome to Demeleier. My name is Ryuga Asahi and I am a member of Demeleier's welcoming committee.
The purpose of this message is to greet you and to provide you with the necessary information to make your stay as easy as possible. You will find a helpful guide containing information regarding the circumstances of your displacement and the environment in which you've found yourself HERE. Although it is in the process of being updated, it is a highly recommended read that will enable you to better acquaint yourself with your surroundings and the general workings of the village.
Additionally, the Watch holds a meeting at Town Hall on the twenty-seventh of each month at one o'clock in the afternoon. Many topics are addressed at these meetings, which revolve around Demeleier's current affairs and concerns in all areas from safety to development to stores and trading to relationships and issues with the fae. It is open to members and residents alike and attendance is recommended as the products of ( ... )
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Thank you, Mr. Asahi.
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[She means the inn.]
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You'll find no train here.
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I understand.
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