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[unlucky7]

Who: Ginia and friends
When: 5/16 through 5/21
Where: Various locations on the Near and Far Shore
What: Ebisu has a festival on the 21st, Ginia calls on some friends to help with preparations. [Prayer Chain 17]

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[revolutionfalcon]

Shun doesn't exactly respond to that question, but the fact is that it doesn't really surprise him anymore. Ren kind of acclimatised him to the getting victimised by silly photos life, so while he still avoids it where he can, it's not like he doesn't expect people to do it.

"It seems like a good store for people to get started at, so hopefully it stays that way," he says, nodding a little at the resolution of things. "If you come around sometime I'm not busy, I'm sure we could manage a few games."

[unlucky7]

"I'll have to work that into my schedule." It's a busy life for a nora serving three gods, one of them the top God of Fortune. It's also a life of her choosing and seeing the possible difference on the store, it's worth it.

"I need to head back to the office and finish the paperwork for this prayer. Feel free to teleport back with Ebisu's shrine if you want."

Ginia grins.

"It was good seeing you have fun."

[revolutionfalcon]

"We'll figure it out," Shun replies, giving a slight shrug. He's busy as well, with the God of Fortune life on top of going out of his way to maintain someone else's shrines and all the other training and patrolling he gets himself up to, but he figures he should probably be making at least a bit more time for this sort of thing.

At that last remark, Shun hesitates briefly like he's not used to hearing that kind of sentiment, before he turns away with a slight huff. "I'm sure it's not that big a deal."

He sounds more withdrawn about it than anything, though, rather than actually rejecting the sentiment.

[unlucky7]

At least he's not rejecting it. Ginia makes sure she hasn't accidentally left anything behind before giving Shun's shoulder a light tap with her knuckles. Maybe it's not a big deal in the long run, but it's still nice. She'll chalk it up as a win.

Making herself noticeable enough, she waves goodbye to the kids before leaving the store, easily bounding off back toward Ebisu's shrine.