[not again] catchall for ash

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WEEK 0, SUNDAY

[voidbreaker]

[ lbr here they were on that bus way too long and there are baths right here, so. ash makes an immediate beeline here to shower and change into his home clothes that have the major benefit of not having socks with sandals as the main footwear. yay.

wouldn't it be convenient for us if he ran into a young girl who is about a millenia older than you either on his way there or just as he's leaving? ]

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[they're both on their way out - he's cleaned up, she's cleaned up, and they've gotten changed before stepping out of the stalls on opposite sides of the room. flayn's clothing isn't exactly casual, but at least it isn't socks and sandals.]

...oh! I did not realize you were also here. Hello.

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[ HOLD ME CLOSER TINY DAAANNNCCCEEERRRRRRRRRR— no. ]

Good to know privacy’s a thing in the showers then.

[ ... i mean. ]

Tired of the tye-dye then?

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A bit, yes.

[Mostly she was tired of the booty shorts and the socks with her sandals. She's got the old clothes folded over her arm.]

They were not terribly comfortable.

[voidbreaker]

[ rip flayn's hip modern aesthetic. ]

And the shoes weren't gonna do much to keep your foot safe if someone on that bus had stepped on it either. [ says the guy who smacked her in the face with a bag, it's fine. ]

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[she looks down at her feet]

Ah... these will not, either.

[sandals... oh, well. she kind of misses her boots.]

[voidbreaker]

We’re not in really close quarters right now. You’ll probably be fine. [ or we’ll find a clothes shop next week and then we’ll go wild ]

[fishingforcompliments]

[let them go shoe shopping!!

anyway, flayn smiles]

Yes, you are right. Anyway - getting cleaned up was refreshing, was it not? I am glad we have gotten out of that bus.

[voidbreaker]

[ let flayn buy shoes!! ]

After, what... 48 hours with one bathroom and no shower? Yeah. It's really nice to be off the bus and cleaning up.

[ y'all stinky ]

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Yes. I rather like lively places with a lot of people around, but that bus was simply far too cramped.

[y'all VERY stinky]

[voidbreaker]

More than one toilet is kinda nice too.

Can't say I mind the people, on some level. Shame about the circumstances.

[fishingforcompliments]

The people, at least, do seem very kind!




For the most part.

[voidbreaker]

[ Hmmmmmmm. ]

Some people here have temper issues.

[ a s c h ]

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[



she can't argue that.]

Well, yes, but everybody has their flaws.

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Well, yeah?

Some just show theirs more often than others.

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It makes it all the more rewarding when you discover the nice things about them, buried deep down!

Very deep down, in some cases.

[she says, pleasantly]

[voidbreaker]

Like sub-zero, buried in the depths of hell, down?

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[thinks about it




nods]

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[ he just grins. ]

Nothing wrong with saying if you don't like someone, y'know.

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...well, even if I dislike someone, surely there must be someone out there who can find something to like about them...

[voidbreaker]

That’s their problem though. Not yours.

[fishingforcompliments]

Perhaps, but I would hate to make enemies for someone by speaking ill of them.

They can make their own enemies!

[voidbreaker]

[ ... he snorts. ]

I’m sure they will.

You this optimistic and forgiving all the time, or did the shower really do wonders for your mood?

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Perhaps a little of both.

[she usually is pretty optimistic





but also the shower was really, really nice.]

[voidbreaker]

[ somehow that's




impressive ]

I can understand the shower thing.