Out with the old....

[sundead]

Who: Everyone
What: New Year's.
When: Dec. 31st, New Year's Eve, to Jan 1st, New Year's Day.
Where: Everywhere
Summary: It's New Year's, and the people of Luceti have a lot to reflect upon, and to look forward to. And on a more meta level, new journal names.
Rating: We'll see...

New Year's brings images of crowds, and songs, and fireworks; staying up til midnight and watching balls or bells being rung. But Luceti is a different time and place. Whether you're partying with friends or watching the sunrise, what are you doing today?

Comments

[sundead]

It was last spring sometime. [he hasn't kept exact track.]

[happyends]

[ what kind of bum is he.. ]

That's longer than me, I think-- wait, I arrived during spring too.. But that was more late spring, and it could have been early spring for you.

[sundead]

I guess some people would say that's a pretty 'long time,' too.

[happyends]

Then.. maybe it all just depends on the way you view it, huh..?

[sundead]

Yeah... Our own perspectives.

[happyends]

[ there's a nod, and then some silence.. but then she seems to think of something. ]

Ah.. how rude! S-sorry, I hadn't introduced myself yet..! My name is Madoka, Madoka Kaname.. nice to meet you.

[sundead]

Ah... nice to meet you too. I'm Ayumu Aikawa.

[happyends]

Ayumu-san, huh.. [ nodding. ]

So you're from Japan too? It seems like a lot of people here are..

[sundead]

Yeah, I'm from Tokyo.

[keeping this going...] ...What about you?

[happyends]

[ welcome to basic conversation 101, ayumu.. ]

I'm from Mitakihara Town! It's a big city, but.. ehehe, it must be nothing compared to living in a place as big as Tokyo.

[sundead]

Yeah, I guess so. I'm in the suburbs really though so it's usually pretty quiet. [barring his supernatural visitors.]

[happyends]

Still, it's a pretty big difference with a place like Luceti, isn't it..?

[sundead]

Definitely, yeah.

[there's not even a decent cemetery around here...]