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[ungodliest]

The third Sunday of June, is it..? [ There's a little sigh, almost over the top melancholic. ] Too bad, that means some of us are missing out on a festival, right? It truly is a shame to not be able to celebrate Wataganashi this year..

[ There's a chuckle, and it's a bit eerie - like someone who's telling a ghost story. ]But I guess that might be

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[toplay_thefool]

Wataganashi? I haven't heard of that one.

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[ungodliest]

It's a very local festival. I take it you have never been to the village Hinamizawa before..?

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[toplay_thefool]

No. I haven't heard of that either, I'm afraid. What happens?

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[ungodliest]

It's a festival like surely you've experienced sometime back home as well.. With game and food stalls and performances and all. But the special thing is that at its end all the villagers let pieces of cotton drift down a river.

[protectsfools]

Who is Oyashiro-sama?

[ungodliest]

The local deity back home. Ah, I should have figured he wouldn't be as well-known in this place.

[protectsfools]

A deity that curses others?

[ungodliest]

That's right.. A deity which curses the village's enemies. To death, that is.

[contract_this]

It can happen regardless.

[ungodliest]

It could, couldn't it? I wouldn't put it past the creatures here!

[ Yeah, she's laughing. She's.. not really disturbed by the idea, mostly because she thinks it won't happen here - it wasn't a real curse back home either, after all. ]

[contract_this]

You don't seem particularly concerned.

[she notices this]

[ungodliest]

It was something local.. I doubt the fae here would even know about it to start with. It's just interesting to think about, right?