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as high as honor
Who: Members of House Arryn & any visitors!
Where: Ninth Floor
When: 04/09 - 04/13
Rating: PG-13
Summary: The ninth floor of the mansion now belongs to those loyal to House Arryn. This is a mingle log for House interactions and also for anyone who cares to pay them a visit.No Boltons or Lannisters allowed.
The Story:
The ninth floor may not have much to offer in terms of valuable territory, containing nothing so sought after as the kitchens or the library or the diner, but it is still outfitted proudly, covered in blue banners bearing the falcon that signifies House Arryn.
The floor contains only eight occupied rooms, and for the most part the House has been known for its neutrality -- which isn't to say that some of its members don't have other Houses they support or violently oppose.
Those of House Stark or House Barartheon are free to visit, whereas those of House Bolton and House Lannister may not receive such a warm welcome.
Where: Ninth Floor
When: 04/09 - 04/13
Rating: PG-13
Summary: The ninth floor of the mansion now belongs to those loyal to House Arryn. This is a mingle log for House interactions and also for anyone who cares to pay them a visit.
The Story:
The ninth floor may not have much to offer in terms of valuable territory, containing nothing so sought after as the kitchens or the library or the diner, but it is still outfitted proudly, covered in blue banners bearing the falcon that signifies House Arryn.
The floor contains only eight occupied rooms, and for the most part the House has been known for its neutrality -- which isn't to say that some of its members don't have other Houses they support or violently oppose.
Those of House Stark or House Barartheon are free to visit, whereas those of House Bolton and House Lannister may not receive such a warm welcome.
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Today, he's waiting by the stairs around the time when Tohru normally heads downstairs to the eighth floor. When he sees her, he waves a little.]
Good morning. Mind if I come along again?
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She smiles brightly though. It's just another day, really.]
Of course not! I don't mind at all! I can always use the help, and it's very kind of you to offer.
[She says some variant of this whenever he comes along, with the same amount of gratefulness every time.]
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It wouldn't be fair for you to do it all.
[She's practically in charge of feeding their whole house, after all.]
Though it would be nice if we could get that territory back, it's good that Hanajima is there to let us come and go.
[He doesn't know Saki all that well, but he's grateful to her for her help with this.]
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[They might not have that diner access otherwise, though who knows? The current Baratheons have been kind, even if it is technically their territory.]
Things could be a lot worse than they are though! We're still able to use it whenever we like, and that's much more than most people are allowed when someone takes their territory. I'm grateful for that, at least.
[Tohru admittedly has never been one for fighting. As long as things are peaceful she's happy, even if she doesn't technically own the diner anymore.]
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[Souji looks over the railing down toward the eight floor.]
But this way we have a chance to keep up good relations.
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[Tohru has a way of talking about it that makes it clear that she isn't thinking about it strategically. She's genuinely concerned about the possibility of people's feelings getting hurt over it.]
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What do you want to make today?
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[That and whenever she has Souji around to help it only feels right to offer to cook Japanese food, since they're both very familiar.]
Would that be alright?
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Good idea. Those are filling, too, so we shouldn't have a problem with running out too fast. The ingredients aren't complicated, either.
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[Not that House Arryn is particularly big, but it's still a lot of people at once.]
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[Hana lets them inside, as she always does when Tohru is present. The diner is a lot quieter these days, now that it's only being used by two of the Houses and not the entire mansion. There's something a little melancholy about it, but Tohru tries not to seem too sad.]
Hm...I know we come here often, but something always feels nostalgic about it...
[Just that general sense that things aren't the same as they were, that's all.]
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[That's how he felt at home in the house when his uncle and cousin were in the hospital for weeks.]
It's not so bad, though. That feeling.
[It just means that the time when the diner was busy is something they remember fondly.]
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[And Tohru wouldn't trade that feeling for the world. It's better to cherish those feelings than to have never experienced the good things behind them at all.]
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Do you have placed like that at home too?
[Souji does. Or at least, he anticipates having some of them in the near future.]
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[She doesn't have much reason to be there now though, unless she's working.]
What about you, Souji?
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...I didn't before. When I go home, there will be a lot, I think.
[Pretty much everywhere in Inaba.]
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[Probably something else, since they supposedly won't remember Wonderland when they go.]
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[It sounds bittersweet, at least to her.]
...It might feel that way, but I think it will feel good when you visit too. It might be a little sad, but...if you have people you care about there, then it's home. And it always feels good to come home, even if you had to be away for a long time.
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[Souji offers her a small, rare smile.]
Do you want badly to go home?
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I have to go home. I made a really important promise to my friends that I need to keep. Even if it takes a long time...I need to go home someday.
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It's the same for me.
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Well then, I hope you're able to go home soon, Souji! I hope you're able to fulfill that promise.
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You, too. Both of us will do just fine.