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duelacademynpcs) wrote2024-07-22 12:12 pm
duelacademynpcs) wrote2024-07-22 12:12 pm
[Event Post] Kaikori: The Eye of the Storm
::So anyone implicated with the disaster at Heartland City, you've been hurried away into Kaikori, the private gated community owned by the Wakahisa family.
It is a surreal place, caught in perpetual twilight. Resembling Ballonlea and Glimwood Tangle from Pokemon Sword & Shield, except the mushrooms are replaced with crystals growing out the ground and trees, it centers around a circle of shops and buildings including a convenience store, a gym, a small school to tutor the children of Noriko's friends and key employees, before branching out into company apartments to the south east, a motel and an inn to the west, and private homes in the North West to North to North East.
Perhaps you would like to take a break, interact with others, and breath before things likely get worse.
Fortunately, every time the government seems to come into Kaikori, they've been unable to locate Yamamoto Suzume, Wakahisa Noriko, or Mr. and Mrs. Tsukumo. So for now.
A piece of twilight paradise before things likely get so much worse.::
It is a surreal place, caught in perpetual twilight. Resembling Ballonlea and Glimwood Tangle from Pokemon Sword & Shield, except the mushrooms are replaced with crystals growing out the ground and trees, it centers around a circle of shops and buildings including a convenience store, a gym, a small school to tutor the children of Noriko's friends and key employees, before branching out into company apartments to the south east, a motel and an inn to the west, and private homes in the North West to North to North East.
Perhaps you would like to take a break, interact with others, and breath before things likely get worse.
Fortunately, every time the government seems to come into Kaikori, they've been unable to locate Yamamoto Suzume, Wakahisa Noriko, or Mr. and Mrs. Tsukumo. So for now.
A piece of twilight paradise before things likely get so much worse.::
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*sighing slightly* I'll admit though, I am little worried. This whole thing makes me feel like the type of situations that used to happen when I was in school... only now there's everything that poor excuse of a government is trying to do on top of it.
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Yeah, it's difficult enough dealing with some crazy lady who wanted to nuke Heartland just to draw out one specific person, but the whole anti-monster stuff the government is pushing makes things even harder.
I mean, we saved Heartland and WE'RE supposedly the bad guys because we transformed into our other forms and used powers and stuff.
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To be fair, we did probably destroy the fishing industry in that area, but the ocean was the nearest 'safe' place we could force the dragon into to absorb the explosion.
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Man.
People really like launching large explosives at cities.
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*Kotori goes quiet for a moment as a small frown appears on her face.*
I really hope our friends and family are okay and aren't too worried about us.
They don't know where we are and we don't want to risk contacting them in case it gets them in trouble.
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I'm sure there's some way to get out word about this to them. Make a list of any primary people you'd want to let know, and I'll talk to Noriko about getting a message sent along that you're fine, somehow.
They don't need to know more than that, as long as knowing you're okay sets them at ease, right? That way, there'll be no reason to be questioned so much.
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I think Yuma's sister, Tsukumo Akari, would be the first person that comes to mind. She'll be able to inform my parents that I'm fine too.
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Oh man, sis is gonna KILL me with all this.
But she is probably super worried.
*Yuma thinks.*
Hmm. I guess letting Judai know we're okay would be an idea, since, y'know, I work for him AND we live in the apartment above him.
Aaand, Sakaki Yuya too, cos he's sent me messages probably asking if I'm okay, but I haven't dared open them or reply.
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Fine. I'm sure with those three, word will spread among your inner circle enough. Obviously, there's always risks, but keeping information to a minimum should do it.
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We don't know how long we'll be here, so we don't want everyone worrying over us.
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