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(open) feed your artists.
Who: Yusuke Kitagawa and you!
Where: The diner & the gardens
When: The beginning of May
Rating: PG-13-ish
Summary: A starving artist wanders off on his own to explore parts of Wonderland that would grab his interest. Hijinks ensue.
The Story:
A. the diner
[ The idea that there were a number of options for food — none of which actually required any real form of currency, apparently — was almost overwhelming to Yusuke at first. With the key word there being "almost," naturally. He'd made his way down to the dining room to glance over at it briefly — charming, of course, and it certainly meshed well with the aesthetic of the rest of the mansion but in a way, it seemed like it was missing . . . something.
So after a bit of wandering, Yusuke makes his way to the diner (one floor up from his own room, he notes — far more convenient, at least). He steps in quietly, glancing around briefly before making his way over to a booth in the corner. It was, of course, a perfect place for people watching, after all. Settling in, he takes a moment to really examine his surroundings, then tilts his head to one side in consideration before he speaks to no one in particular. ]
It really is quite charming in here.
B. the gardens
[ Sustenance is all well and good but after a bit of dithering about, Yusuke is just about ready to get to work. After all, what sort of artist would he be if he let such lavish and detailed surroundings go unsketched? Surely the inspiration he'd been looking for could be found somewhere within Wonderland's various pockets. So first? Back to where he'd started off, now that he's managed to procure a sketch pad and a decent set of pencils from his closet.
Anyone passing through the gardens may find a young man standing near the fountain with said sketch pad, brows furrowed in deep concentration as he glances from the lilies back down to his pad, hand gliding across the page and etching out neat strokes. Occasionally, he stops and chews at his lip briefly, tucking the pencil behind his ear and the pad under his arm as he lifts his fingers up as if to frame it in his mind.
. . . at least whatever it is he's drawing looks nice. ]
Where: The diner & the gardens
When: The beginning of May
Rating: PG-13-ish
Summary: A starving artist wanders off on his own to explore parts of Wonderland that would grab his interest. Hijinks ensue.
The Story:
A. the diner
[ The idea that there were a number of options for food — none of which actually required any real form of currency, apparently — was almost overwhelming to Yusuke at first. With the key word there being "almost," naturally. He'd made his way down to the dining room to glance over at it briefly — charming, of course, and it certainly meshed well with the aesthetic of the rest of the mansion but in a way, it seemed like it was missing . . . something.
So after a bit of wandering, Yusuke makes his way to the diner (one floor up from his own room, he notes — far more convenient, at least). He steps in quietly, glancing around briefly before making his way over to a booth in the corner. It was, of course, a perfect place for people watching, after all. Settling in, he takes a moment to really examine his surroundings, then tilts his head to one side in consideration before he speaks to no one in particular. ]
It really is quite charming in here.
B. the gardens
[ Sustenance is all well and good but after a bit of dithering about, Yusuke is just about ready to get to work. After all, what sort of artist would he be if he let such lavish and detailed surroundings go unsketched? Surely the inspiration he'd been looking for could be found somewhere within Wonderland's various pockets. So first? Back to where he'd started off, now that he's managed to procure a sketch pad and a decent set of pencils from his closet.
Anyone passing through the gardens may find a young man standing near the fountain with said sketch pad, brows furrowed in deep concentration as he glances from the lilies back down to his pad, hand gliding across the page and etching out neat strokes. Occasionally, he stops and chews at his lip briefly, tucking the pencil behind his ear and the pad under his arm as he lifts his fingers up as if to frame it in his mind.
. . . at least whatever it is he's drawing looks nice. ]
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She flops into the booth across from him, perching on the edge of it in typical Futaba-style. ]
It's not Leblanc.
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Yes. However, most places are not Leblanc. I find this one has its own atmosphere that makes it rather unique.
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It's still not Leblanc. [ Because that's a sticking point here, alas. ] I bet they don't even have decent curry.
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A
He came out from the back after finishing a few things in the kitchen, seeing someone else out there who he didn't recognize. Not really, anyway. He only saw glimpses through the communication of their devices. Thank goodness for the open network.]
You can stay as long as you like.
[And have food too, there was always food here.]
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That's rather generous. And appreciated, of course.
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[While waiting or hanging out. He was more than welcome to stay though without actually ordering anything.]
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B
And trips over some roots. And somehow gets tangled in a few them.]
Eek!
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Are you alright?
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[She sniffles, trying to to untangle herself.]
I'm so sorry!
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B!
That looks wonderful.
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Why, thank you.
[ He pauses for a moment, tilting his head to one side. ]
Would you happen to be an artist as well?
[ Or someone who appreciates art at the very least, surely? ]
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[She looks a little embarrassed to admit it, thinking that while her painting was passable it certainly wasn't as good as this.]
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B. Because artists are precious creatures.
[Either way, his first impulse is to approach the artist and greet him with a friendly, gentlemanly air.]
Good day, sir. That's a remarkable painting you've started, there.
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It's . . . simply a sketch now, of course, for something much greater in the future. But thank you.
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You're welcome. As someone who has modeled for an artist like yourself, I understand the time and effort that is put into these things.
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B
Sayaka notices Yusuke from afar and was curious about what he was sketching. Unfortunately for her, she didn't have any talents in drawing, so she couldn't help but feel intrigued whenever she sees artists at work. She steps closer and looks at his painting from behind him. Her eyes immediately started to twinkle from the sight.]
What a lovely painting!
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— I hope it will be, one day. [ At that, he taps at the pad lightly with his pencil. ] But thank you.
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If it looks this pretty now, I'm sure the finished work will be beautiful!
[She pauses as a realization hits her.]
Ah! I'm so sorry for interrupting you!
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Sorry for the delay!!! ;;;;
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diner!
Glad you like it. The person who originally put this place together designed it to look like a diner they used to work at back home, I think.
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I see. So this is a reflection of a place they once knew. Almost a home away from home in some respects.
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Yeah, somethin' like that. Kind of the whole reason we have the place is to make people feel a little more at home-- not like the kitchen doesn't give you whatever you want to eat already. But it's nice, havin' something normal here.
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THE DINER
::If he notices you noticing him, he'll wave at you from his seat.::
i'm so glad.
Wait.
Yusuke jerks his head back in that direction. Subtlety is for other people, so it's only natural he'd be caught staring. After receiving the cordial gesture from said majestic bearded sauce man, he does what anyone would do in a similar situation (or so he imagines).
He waves back, head slowly tilting to one side in fascination. ]
i l u
i'm screaming but in a good way.
Asgore is good for that. Excesses of pointless emotions.
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May 10th
Closets that can give you anything you ask for, huh...
He'd tried wishing for the first thing he could think of, and it's the same item he now carries into the diner and presses to the back of Yusuke's neck: a cold, sweating can of soda.]
Yu~suke! Guess who!
[First order of business: getting in touch with the other thieves. Literally. Getting in touch. Haha.]
Man, it's like Roppongi Hills in here. Why don't they have a damn elevator? But look what I got out of the closet! I just thought about it, and boom. Can't believe those things actually work.
[Nice to see you, bud.]
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That thought is interrupted by the sudden jolt of coldness at the back of his neck. He starts, jerking his head up and out of his thoughts. ]
— Ah!
[ It takes him a moment or two to regain his bearings as well as his composure — long enough for the warmth to return to his skin. He turns around to find himself face to face with Ryuji, and it's like an instant, knee-jerk reaction. ]
Ryuji! Must you? I know all too well that you were hard . . . ly . . .
[ His voice trails off, the heat leaving it, as the realization hits him belatedly. It's Ryuji. Of course it's Ryuji, who else would be obnoxious enough to greet him with an obscenely cold soda to the neck? But it's hard to be even remotely annoyed when he's here too, and Yusuke's not about to hide his wonder at that fact. ]
You're here. [ a beat. ] When did you . . . ?
ignore me, that should be May 9th, hurr durr
it is whenever we want it to be in our hearts
time is an illusion, there's only gay bromance feels here
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