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Entry tags:
- d2 | alive,
- ginia | original character,
- hibiki shikyoin | pripara,
- kairi | kingdom hearts,
- saber (mordred) | fate/apocrypha,
- shun kurosaki | yu-gi-oh! arc-v,
- suzaku kururugi | code geass,
- yuna yuki | yuki yuna is a hero,
- ω ain | elsword,
- ω emizel | disgaea 4,
- ω mikleo | tales of zestiria,
- ω misaki yata | k,
- ω saori nakagawa | original
[open mingle] close your eyes, feel the present
Who: Everyone! This is an open mingle log, so feel free to toplevel and thread between yourselves as much as possible.
When: October 27th
Where: Calico Cat Cafe, somewhere vague in Tokyo. An address was posted on the BBS a day prior.
What: Cat adoption day - come bring some (or a lot of) new friends home, take advantage of the no entry fee to spend a day hanging out with cats, or volunteer to help out the somewhat overloaded staff.
An adoption event needs no small venue, and Cat Cafe Calico provides that much, visible as soon as anyone walks in the front door, pane glass with a little bell to ensure no cats walk out undetected. The area is spacious and welcoming, warmly lit with smooth and modern decor, and of course, plenty of posts for the cats. The cafe area itself is on the lower floor, along with various stools, cushions and lounges for people to sit on and spend some time with the plentiful felines. Most of the adoption services have set up along one wall down here, but it's plenty easy to avoid them and just play around with the cats unless you intend to adopt. They've got plenty of waitstaff available, and the cafe is testing out some new and unusual styles and flavours of tea, coffee and milkshakes, as well as seasonal fruit based cakes and tarts. For those without as much of a sweet tooth, there's savoury snacks as well - or maybe you'd prefer to just buy some snacks for the cats, which is an option too.
Upstairs, there's also a video game area with plenty more seating and plenty more cats...though good luck getting them out of the way of the screens, or occasionally off the consoles themselves. Quite a few of the cats are lounging around by the large window, either between cushions or on an impressively-sized play frame, and some are even up near the roof on mounted walkways. There are no guarantees they won't drop onto the occasional passerby. The upstairs also houses a few enclosed areas for people to socialise with specific cats or groups of them to see which ones they get on with best.
Volunteers will be thanked profusely, and some of the staff may even approach visitors to ask if they might help, offering compensation of food and drink prices or similar. There's a lot of adoption paperwork to be done, and with the waitstaff run off their feet, there's few people left to supervise interactions between visitors and cats to make sure all's friendly. Of course, this is an excellent excuse to just surround oneself with any available cats and let others approach as they please.
There's a steady stream of kittens being let out into the mingling cats throughout the day, most of them kept to enclosed areas under staff supervision. Whenever more come out, it might be possible to catch some whispers from the waitstaff, as if surprised at something - listen closely enough, and it sounds like they're talking about an employee, one who they barely see and rarely talks, yet finishes work promptly and slips away before anyone notices except the cats, who all seem very comfortable around him...
Whatever the reason for being here, there's plenty of cats to go around, plenty of activity, and ample opportunity to take home a new friend! Or two. Or ten, if you can convince the staff you can handle it.
When: October 27th
Where: Calico Cat Cafe, somewhere vague in Tokyo. An address was posted on the BBS a day prior.
What: Cat adoption day - come bring some (or a lot of) new friends home, take advantage of the no entry fee to spend a day hanging out with cats, or volunteer to help out the somewhat overloaded staff.
An adoption event needs no small venue, and Cat Cafe Calico provides that much, visible as soon as anyone walks in the front door, pane glass with a little bell to ensure no cats walk out undetected. The area is spacious and welcoming, warmly lit with smooth and modern decor, and of course, plenty of posts for the cats. The cafe area itself is on the lower floor, along with various stools, cushions and lounges for people to sit on and spend some time with the plentiful felines. Most of the adoption services have set up along one wall down here, but it's plenty easy to avoid them and just play around with the cats unless you intend to adopt. They've got plenty of waitstaff available, and the cafe is testing out some new and unusual styles and flavours of tea, coffee and milkshakes, as well as seasonal fruit based cakes and tarts. For those without as much of a sweet tooth, there's savoury snacks as well - or maybe you'd prefer to just buy some snacks for the cats, which is an option too.
Upstairs, there's also a video game area with plenty more seating and plenty more cats...though good luck getting them out of the way of the screens, or occasionally off the consoles themselves. Quite a few of the cats are lounging around by the large window, either between cushions or on an impressively-sized play frame, and some are even up near the roof on mounted walkways. There are no guarantees they won't drop onto the occasional passerby. The upstairs also houses a few enclosed areas for people to socialise with specific cats or groups of them to see which ones they get on with best.
Volunteers will be thanked profusely, and some of the staff may even approach visitors to ask if they might help, offering compensation of food and drink prices or similar. There's a lot of adoption paperwork to be done, and with the waitstaff run off their feet, there's few people left to supervise interactions between visitors and cats to make sure all's friendly. Of course, this is an excellent excuse to just surround oneself with any available cats and let others approach as they please.
There's a steady stream of kittens being let out into the mingling cats throughout the day, most of them kept to enclosed areas under staff supervision. Whenever more come out, it might be possible to catch some whispers from the waitstaff, as if surprised at something - listen closely enough, and it sounds like they're talking about an employee, one who they barely see and rarely talks, yet finishes work promptly and slips away before anyone notices except the cats, who all seem very comfortable around him...
Whatever the reason for being here, there's plenty of cats to go around, plenty of activity, and ample opportunity to take home a new friend! Or two. Or ten, if you can convince the staff you can handle it.
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[ That is not unexpected, though. ]
The papers you need to fill out so they know that the cat's found a home nad not just run off out into the street where it might get hurt.
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[ She hates having to do this, but, he owes her for all the time she spends talking to him when she could be doing literally anything else. Hibiki pats the cat on the top of its head. ] You procure it.
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[ You realize that he's covered in cats??? ]
It's right over there.
[ He points toward the tables where people are lined up to help making adoptions official. ]
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[ The number of cats occupying your person is immaterial! She is very busy!
Appreciating the texture of pedigreed fur! ]
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[ Calling her Great and by her real name, that feels weird. ]
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[ And yet. She desires this cat. More than that - she must rescue this cat! If it's left here, who knows what sort of unsuitable lodgings it will be forced to occupy....for surely none who can appreciate its lineage as well as she will ever cross its path again. This cat is a damsel in distress. It requires a Prince. A Revolution!
Yet, since he's not budging, Hibiki looks across at the adoption table with a distinctly displeased expression on her face. Must even this revolution require sacrifice......? ]
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[ Hibiki. Every revolution requires some sacrifice. Picking up a pen and signing some papers is far from the most terrible one. ]
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[ What do you even do over there? Hibiki stares, trying to make it out. She.....must....mustn't she? Even if she were to entrust this man, he's an idiot. He'd do it wrong. And this cat deserves perfectly-filled-out paperwork.
The cat needs her. To fill out the forms.
Hibiki reluctantly rallies in hopes of conquering her inerta. ]
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[ Or rather, he knows she thinks she does. ]
Good luck~
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She stalks, more than walks, over to the table, and presents the person working there with her bundle of elite excellence. ]
I'm commandeering this animal! I'll have you prepare the forms.
[ The cat is placed on the table, where it blinks, yawns, and begins pacing all over the papers, tail waving as it places its paws every single place the volunteer is trying to tug a paper. ]
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A match made in heaven, truly. Hibiki and her newfound comrade truly are alike. D2 sighs. ]
That'd go faster if you helped out a little, Hibiki.
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[ The only time she does that is if someone is incompetent!
So she does it a lot. But, right now, she is content to be waited upon.
The poor cafe helper finally gets the adoption papers together and hands them to Hibiki to sign. Hibiki places them on the table, pulling a fountain pen from her pocket.
The cat sits on the papers and begins playing with its own ears. ]
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Beneath you, huh? So you don't want to make sure everything goes right?
[ Hibiki is absolutely the type who'd sigh and mutter "do I have to do everything myself" because she thinks everyone else are hopeless. ]
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Silence. I'm busy.
[ Busy trying to get this pen around this tail. How can she...convince this beautiful lady....to vacate....? ]
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Mmmmmh-hmmmm, okay.
[ Hibiki is also ridiculous on an amazing level. D2 pets one of the cats as it climbs to his shoulder as he continues to watch her struggle. ]
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The cat turns around suddenly and whacks the pen out of Hibiki's hands. ] Wha---!!!
[ Watch out for that pen. ]
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He lets the pen hit his head and it bounces off it and lands on the floor not far from him.
And he bends forward, shoulders shaking and a hand pressed over his mouth ineffectively as he laughs. ]
1/2
Hibiki begins to reach the boiling point, hunching up as she makes a last-ditch effort to preserve what's left of her dignity. The cat, either actually concerned or else drawn to the interesting noises, paws at her. Mrwor? ]
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There's no cause for concern. [ She holds out her hand in the hopes the cat will position itself the way it wants her to - she's still not sure about the whole petting thing. ] Each of your elegant actions is a pleasure to behold.
[ The cat is pleased to behold a source of ear scritches, even if she has to shove herself against Hibiki's fingers, thereby doing most of the work.
The adoption center volunteer, meanwhile, fetched another pen but is now looking around, having forgotten who needs it. ]
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You might want to say hi to the poor volunteer.
[ Is Hibiki used to being forgotten by mortals yet? ]
Say, God Apollo? How much experience with cats do you have?
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[ The volunteer notices the cat. Oh, the cat is....Huh, the cat is rubbing against a person. Is that...who needs the pen? ]
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Though I'd say you are more comparable to a cat than you are to a dog.
[ Or most other animals. But if you go by the basic pet type animals, she'd be most like a cat. ]
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[ A pen, finally. Hibiki is able to finish her paperwork.
Though. Hm. Name of pet.....
She smirks, looking rather pleased with herself as she writes something down. The cat, meanwhile, is winding itself around her arm. Attentioooon. Pay attention to iiiiiiittttt.
This is quite the long name being written down here. ]
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[ Like radiation. That wouldn't normally cause abuse of the letter p and abundant narcissism. ]
What're you naming her?
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[ Pause for consideration. ]
The First.
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