伊吹風子 ( Ibuki Fuuko ) (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
starfishlovesyou) wrote2012-10-30 11:49 pm
starfishlovesyou) wrote2012-10-30 11:49 pm
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★10th Star☆ [Action|Voice]
[Things sure are a lot mistier around here than she remembers... There are also a lot more bats and rats around, these certainly weren't here before. Then again, given the time of year, Fuuko is just happy that the moon isn't crashing into anything.
Having been returned from her kidnapping Fuuko first heads to the clinic to check on things there. At first she's surprised when she looks around and can't find herself, her body. The surprise gives way to happiness soon enough though, leading to Fuuko running as fast as her legs can carry her back home.
She's practically runs into the front door in her excitement and quickly heads to Nagisa's room. This is it, she can say hello to Nagisa not as the girl she met in Luceti, but as the best friend she had helping her through all the rough times back home. The only problem is Nagisa isn't here, or anywhere. Her room is completely bare save for a few gifts left behind on the bed, including letters addressed to her and Kotomi.
"It's been a pleasure getting to know you here in Luceti, Fuu-chan. I'm really, really happy that we ended up rooming together, because you ended up becoming one of my best friends here, as well as anywhere else! I'm sad that I won't be able to spend more time with you, but I'm sure we'll be able to see each other again in Hikarizaka. We do go to the same school, after all! Even if I may not remember you there, though, I'm positive that we'll become friends again."
... No, that won't happen. Back home was different. It was here in the village that Fuuko had the chance to do everything with Nagisa. That just isn't possible back home, no matter how much she might want it to be.
Fuuko ends up holding the letter tightly in her hands while she sits on Nagisa's bed, amongst all the different dangos and presents she left behind. She's not crying, it's hard not to, but she refuses to cry. Right now she only wants to be alone.]
[Later, when Fuuko feels as though she's up to it, she finds her journal and opens it up to speak.]
Nagisa Furukawa has gone back to Hikarizaka. [...] She left lots of wonderful things for her friends, so please come and collect them. Fuuko thinks that Nagisa-san would be very happy if all of the dangos she left went to good homes.
[And that's it. She leaves the journal open in case anyone wants to ask about Nagisa. Anyone that might decide to wait a moment before replying may be able to hear Fuuko whispering Nagisa's name to herself and sighing.]
Having been returned from her kidnapping Fuuko first heads to the clinic to check on things there. At first she's surprised when she looks around and can't find herself, her body. The surprise gives way to happiness soon enough though, leading to Fuuko running as fast as her legs can carry her back home.
She's practically runs into the front door in her excitement and quickly heads to Nagisa's room. This is it, she can say hello to Nagisa not as the girl she met in Luceti, but as the best friend she had helping her through all the rough times back home. The only problem is Nagisa isn't here, or anywhere. Her room is completely bare save for a few gifts left behind on the bed, including letters addressed to her and Kotomi.
"It's been a pleasure getting to know you here in Luceti, Fuu-chan. I'm really, really happy that we ended up rooming together, because you ended up becoming one of my best friends here, as well as anywhere else! I'm sad that I won't be able to spend more time with you, but I'm sure we'll be able to see each other again in Hikarizaka. We do go to the same school, after all! Even if I may not remember you there, though, I'm positive that we'll become friends again."
... No, that won't happen. Back home was different. It was here in the village that Fuuko had the chance to do everything with Nagisa. That just isn't possible back home, no matter how much she might want it to be.
Fuuko ends up holding the letter tightly in her hands while she sits on Nagisa's bed, amongst all the different dangos and presents she left behind. She's not crying, it's hard not to, but she refuses to cry. Right now she only wants to be alone.]
[Later, when Fuuko feels as though she's up to it, she finds her journal and opens it up to speak.]
Nagisa Furukawa has gone back to Hikarizaka. [...] She left lots of wonderful things for her friends, so please come and collect them. Fuuko thinks that Nagisa-san would be very happy if all of the dangos she left went to good homes.
[And that's it. She leaves the journal open in case anyone wants to ask about Nagisa. Anyone that might decide to wait a moment before replying may be able to hear Fuuko whispering Nagisa's name to herself and sighing.]
[voice -> action]
It takes him a little bit to get there considering they live on opposite ends of the village, but he ran and once he's there he'll just knock on the door. Knock knock Fuuko!!]
[action]
Fuuko is soon at the front door and welcoming Seto inside.]
Were you okay out in the mist like that, Seto-san? Fuuko hopes nothing bad happened to you, especially if that something bad was related to ghosts.
[action]
He walks inside and takes off his coat, giving her a brief curious look before shaking his head. Seto has yet to really experience anything related to ghosts unlike his friends although he doesn't know they're ghosts.] No, nothing bad happened on the way here. I'm fine so don't worry. [He pauses and frowns, putting a hand on the girl's shoulder] Are you okay?
[action]
Fuuko is fine. [But if what she said on the journal moments before was any indication of how she's really feeling, well.] Fuuko is glad you're okay, thank you very much for coming so quickly.
[action]
But he can't push her into telling him if she's sad, even if he doesn't want her to bottle it up. It'd be mean to pry into her emotions.
So he squeezes her shoulder a little and lets go after a moment]
There's no need to thank me, I couldn't leave you waiting for too long.