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Your New Life
Another New Life
You wake up to the sound of surf, much, much closer than you've ever heard it unless you moseyed down to Puffin Pier back in the old days. What old days...? Why, the days when you had a body, of course. The memories are probably coming back by now, jumbled along with everything else you lost. What a wake-up call.
But at least the ocean is real, unlike your dubiously fragmented remembrances. This little island out in the middle of nowhere sports a crude sign reading
Here, you're free, albeit... kind of incorporeal, as you'll soon find out. The island is covered in pretty little trees that don't quite form a forest, bowed over the really beautiful sandy beach that is way prettier than the one on the mainland. One, slightly rickety treehouse -- bare of anything, because incorporeal ghosts don't need furniture, of course -- peeks out from between the leaves. This is, apparently, your home away from home now.
Finally, there's a small bay-like area on the island that leads you to a strange-looking storm drain, marked with a symbol that's not-quite-an-apple. Stepping in will wash you alllllll the way back up to Puffin Pier, right where the sewers normally let out.
Oh, and once you step onto the mainland? You're now a duck. What kind of quacking afterlife is this.
((OOC: the tldr; about death is here!))
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After carrying in a few storybooks, a bunch of papers and some writing utensils, he gathers together some of the pillows and blankets to make a comfy nook of sorts near the window. He'll have to move down if someone wants to ask him something. But for now, he might as well rest while he can. Even dead, the lack of sleep feels like it's getting to him. Somehow. Or it's all in his mind. Maybe that's what this all is in the end.
If only this story in his hands was more interesting. His brain can't stop trailing back to their current situation. He's not even sure this counts as resting. Not that he knows what respite here really is.
If only, if only... ]
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Peeking his head in, he blinks. ] Keito-kun, you okay?
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...Just feeling tired.
[ Which is true and why he's here. But it wouldn't do to talk about tiredness now. Considering last week, he can guess why Sora's here. ]
But never mind that—
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—Up for a game? I was thinking charades with drawing would be fun.
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[ Is Keito-kun catering to him with a drawing game, though? He takes a seat next to him. ] You first, so you can show me what you have in mind.
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I agree, those dice are cursed.
[ Using what they had on hand, Keito starts drawing this for the first prompt. ]
Ehehe, what do you think this is?
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No... strawberries in a basket?
Wait, no eggs. Oh, something like don't put all your eggs in one basket?
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Pinpon! You got it right—don't put all your eggs in one basket. And now it's your turn.
[ He claps before handing Sora some paper and the writing utensils he's been using. ]
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Hmm... since we're going idioms...
[ Maybe he'll go easy with him too, since Keito-kun did for him. He presents him with this. ]
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Maybe a slip of the tongue (口が滑る)? Or cravings (口寂しい)?
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[ literally: lonely mouth ]
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Ehh, wait, does that mean that background object is a bunch of mouths together? I thought it was a bush for a while.
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Hmm, a bunch of things together is... So maybe this. And this.
[ Time for another Japanese idiom! ]
And done! I think I veered off course from what I was thinking, but this should work!
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Hmmmmm. Something about seeing a flower... Is it something to do with hanakotoba, I wonder... Something like, not seeing is a flower? Wait, no, it's kind of the opposite...
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[ He points upwards. ]
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I don't like this one much, but I thought it'd be easy to draw.
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[ Since they're talking about flowers... he steps it up a little. Well, it's still really easy, though. ]
Here.
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Whoa, how cute is that! [ His eyes sparkle at how adorable the whole drawing is. ] Dango over flowers!
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Now that we've gone though a few, it does get pretty difficult figuring out what to draw without making it too incomprehensible. [ For him, it's easy to think of prompts at the drop of a hat. The problem is actually drawing them. ]
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Something like... we can start with something like this. [ He just puts a random stroke on the page. ]
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Okay, how about...this next? [ He's not sure how much Sora expected him to add, so hopefully it isn't too little. ]
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