Just one night

[godbent]

Who: Everyone! Presented by the SOS-Brigade!
What: People enjoying a good time
When: Sunset onwards (so 9:30ish PM plus)
Where: The main square of the village
Summary: It's Tanabtata, and Haruhi likes Tanabata. As a result, there will be fireworks and a little food and wishes to be made.
Rating: PGish I assume unless people do things in public??


[So it's Tanabata - Haruhi loves this holiday (which other people like too, of course) and as a result tends to force a celebration for it on everyone else. That's why the Brigade has set up lanterns, a few food stalls, a small tea stall and other such stuff outside of the Brigade HQ tonight. She also has kimonos - she'll dress up the Brigade personally and she is dressed in a flashy one as well (and she'll dress up other people who look listless!) as well as bamboo shoots put there to write wishes on.

...There will be fireworks later tonight, but it's a small get together. Just some dishes made by her and some other members of the Brigade and tea. Lanterns to set a mood, and linger. Feel free to get involved however you well please

Mass interaction log of course]

Comments

[consultmybooks]

Precisely. They don't. So everything will be fine and you're worrying for nothing.

...besides, who's to say that things won't function differently if you die and return to life? The Slayer line worked on a similar basis, back home, until Buffy came along.

[folklorist]

Y-yes you're right. Just worrying for nothing. [ He can't help it though. That castle is his home and his students are his family of sorts. ]

I don't know. It's never been recorded or, or at least that I know of.

[consultmybooks]

Not for nothing. Just...unnecessarily. There is a difference - it's only to be expected that you'll worry about your home, but I don't think you have to.

You're alive here and now, and when you go back home none of this will have happened. Trust me, Helios - your school will be fine.

[folklorist]

I do. It's the Malnosso I don't...trust. Especially when they tell us things.

[ How do they really know? It's not like they can exactly send or receive messages from home. ]

I know it's fine. I left it in very good hands after all.