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[closed] strong like a family,
Who: The gods & shinki residing at Izanagi's temple!
When: July 5th - July 9th
Where: Izanagi's Temple
What: Team Izanagi's living situation is changing up again with the arrival of a new shinki for Ptah, who also happens to be a friend from home.
evening of the 5th:
When: July 5th - July 9th
Where: Izanagi's Temple
What: Team Izanagi's living situation is changing up again with the arrival of a new shinki for Ptah, who also happens to be a friend from home.
evening of the 5th:
[When Kanji returns to the house after the day's festivities, it's with Naoto in tow-- and being as new to this place as she is, he feels guilty about having to excuse himself almost immediately, but he has to talk to Souji-- alone. This isn't the first time Souji has seen someone besides Nanako or Kanji himself turn up from home, but Kanji isn't sure there's any precedent for what to do. He tells Naoto to make herself comfortable and puts water on for tea before he goes searching through the house itself, calling for Souji at the top of his lungs.((OOC: Feel free to use this as a house mingle log for the days listed! Top-levels or misc threads welcome and encouraged.))
'Quiet' has never really been a thing for him.]
Yo, Souji-senpai! You back yet? We gotta talk! It's, uh-- real important!
[Like real important, buddy.]
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More waiting...
[She sighs, already feeling like she's had her fill of it today. Her curiosity and restlessness pushing her to get up and explore the shrine's interior on her own. She shakes her head. No, that would be rather rude to simply enter random rooms without permission. She drums her fingers on the tops of her legs and does her best to stay patient while Kanji takes care of whatever business he hurried off for. That, or until the water boils. Whichever comes first...]
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She stops short when she spots Naoto perched on the couch though, her eyes going wide as her mouth drops open. ]
N-Naoto?! How did you get here?
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W- welcome home.
Um, Kanji brought me here. He... he said this would be where we're staying. I... I hope that's alright?
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Really?? Kanji is your god? Ohhh, that's... [ She hopes that didn't make Kanji cry. ] Yes, it's very alright! I stay here too! There's lots of room! And cats!
[ Because that made everything better, right? ]
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You stay here too, Nanako-chan?
[If she's a god, she would have her own temple wouldn't she? Well, Souji is her brother. It certainly makes sense that they'd want to stay close to one another. If anything, she had more of a reason to stay here than Naoto felt she did.]
I guess that makes us housemates then. I hope I can repay you and your brother someday for your hospitality.
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[Then, realizing how they must sound, Naoto quickly backpedals.]
Ah! W- what I mean is, you and Souji-san are siblings, so it makes sense that you two would wish to stay close to one another. But, um, Kanji and I... since neither of us are related to you both, is it really alright for us to stay here? I wouldn't want to impose upon you or your brother unnecessarily.
[Naoto understands that, as Kanji's shinki, it's best she stay close to him. Wherever he's staying, she should be close at hand. She just wants to be sure that they're not potentially overstaying their welcome with Souji, Nanako, and Homura.]
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Don't worry. I like it that you're here!
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[Naoto's warm and grateful smiles come easily as Nanako consolingly touches her arm. What an incredibly sweet girl.]
Nanako-chan... well then, if you're happy to have me here, then I'm honored to be your house guest.
I'll be sure to help out around the house however I can to thank you and your brother for taking me in for the time being.
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[ Because that's enough to keep anyone busy, right? ]
Did Kanji come home with you, too?
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Hm? Oh, yes, Kanji is somewhere around here. He said he needed to talk with Souji-san about something.
[And he had looked... kind of sorrowfully at Naoto when he'd excused himself...]
I imagine they're still talking at the moment, likely he's getting Souji-san's permission for us to stay here.
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[ It's Naoto, after all. Although she understands why Kanji would be sad... She thinks Souji will be too. ]
Do you want me to help you find a room? Or do you wanna wait for Kanji to help?
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[However, as Naoto gets up to follow Nanako, the sound of the tea kettle's whistle catches Naoto's attention.]
Ah, let me take care of that first.
[Naoto walks into the kitchen and removes the kettle from the burner. Kanji had already set five mugs out, each already set with tea leaves. Naoto's not sure who the fifth mug is for yet, but she goes ahead and pours an equal amount of hot water into each mug before returning the kettle to an unheated portion of the stove. She clicks off the burner before exiting the kitchen.]
Why don't you show me to a room while we wait for those to cool down?
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It takes her a moment to calm completely down and open up the door to Souji's home.]
... Naoto?
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Welcome home, Homura-san.
Please pardon my intrusion. It, um... it seems I'll be staying with you all here for the time being. I hope I prove to be a courteous house guest.
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[There are a few different people who use those suffixes, and while they don't bother her. She never uses them back.
She looks at Naoto for a few seconds. As far as new housemates go, this one doesn't seem bad.]
It's fine. Souji seems to collect people.
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Ah... heh, I see...
I, um... was assigned to be Kanji's shinki, so I'll only be staying here for as long as he is. I'll do my best to not be too much of a burden upon you three in the meantime.
[On that note, Naoto gets up to pour another mug of tea. This one for Homura. She returns to the living room a moment later, placing the mug on the table for her next to a small sugar dish.]
Do you take your tea with milk or sugar, Homura-san?
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She'd rather he didn't, but when your god is a protag, what else can you do.]
You don't seem like the type to get in trouble.
[A moment or two before she picks up the mug and just cradles it in her hands.]
It's fine just like this.
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What sort of type do I seem like to you then?
[It's a nonchalant question. Naoto doesn't seem to mean it as a jest or something to be taken too seriously. Homura struck her as naturally quiet, yet pensive and articulately to the point. Naoto's simply curious to hear more from the girl in order to try and get a better sense of how she thinks.]
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You're observant and helpful. You have some concern for others if you're already worried about what kind of houseguest you're going to be.
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You are quite observant yourself, Homura-san. Perceptive, Pensive, and you do not mince words either. You come off as fairly aloof, yet I get the sense that there are things, people who you care about.
[Naoto taps a finger under her eye, signalling she can tell Homura's been crying.]
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There aren't many.
[She can count them on one hand and sill have fingers left over, after all.]
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That's still more than none.
They're lucky whoever they are, to have someone who cares about them so.
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I would protect them with my life.
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Then they are very lucky indeed.
[The room then falls silent for a moment, as they both sip their tea.]
I wonder if I have ever felt similarly about someone...
[Her words come out hushed, almost as if they were meant for Naoto alone. Yet, there's an immediate chill that runs up Naoto's spine almost as soon as she utters them. No, no. She shouldn't be thinking about her past. It wasn't important anymore. She needs to focus on the present. She shakes her head, clearing her mind of the question.]
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