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LOG; ongoing
When; March 4, evening
Rating; G
Characters; Jyabura [![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
maten_rou] and Nico Robin [blackhibiscus]
Summary; Shang Yuan is here and it brings fun. Right? Right.
Log; So, Shang Yuan. According to posts on the network, it was a festival about the start of the... Chinese New Year. Robin didn't know what that was and her naivety slightly annoyed her, but if it were a festival from another world, how was she supposed to know?
So she was enjoying this Shang Yuan for as long as it lasted, sans kimono though, grasping Jyabura's arm firmly and marveling at the beauty of the City with all of its lights and sounds. The way the City could change from a dirty, awful place (in her opinion) to something nice at night somewhat amazed her, but she blamed that on the deities' magic. They were, after all, capable of a lot of things. Most unpleasant things but this was one of their nicer "gifts" to the citizens.
"I really like this festival," she stated to start some small-talk, watching people in kimonos brushing past them gracefully. She started to regret that fact that she wasn't wearing one, but merely taking part in the festivities was enough for her.
Rating; G
Characters; Jyabura [
maten_rou] and Nico Robin [blackhibiscus]Summary; Shang Yuan is here and it brings fun. Right? Right.
Log; So, Shang Yuan. According to posts on the network, it was a festival about the start of the... Chinese New Year. Robin didn't know what that was and her naivety slightly annoyed her, but if it were a festival from another world, how was she supposed to know?
So she was enjoying this Shang Yuan for as long as it lasted, sans kimono though, grasping Jyabura's arm firmly and marveling at the beauty of the City with all of its lights and sounds. The way the City could change from a dirty, awful place (in her opinion) to something nice at night somewhat amazed her, but she blamed that on the deities' magic. They were, after all, capable of a lot of things. Most unpleasant things but this was one of their nicer "gifts" to the citizens.
"I really like this festival," she stated to start some small-talk, watching people in kimonos brushing past them gracefully. She started to regret that fact that she wasn't wearing one, but merely taking part in the festivities was enough for her.