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Golden Week goings on
⭐ Who: Ben Kenobi and whoever
⭐ When: Golden Week
⭐ Where: Promised Morning, The Dream Sphere, Dice and Dash
⭐ What: just life
-1: Last day of school BEFORE Golden Week-
The last class of the last day before a vacation is the one that no one wants to pay attention to. Unfortunately, Kenobi is a professional, and is imparting new knowledge about the English language to the students at Promised Morning all the way up to the last minute of class.
In deference to how NO ONE is paying attention to him, Kenobi is mainly covering review on what he covered over the last few months: A long segment on how to tell which vowels go where (no easy task), and a shorter segment about Shakespeare. Ben was admittedly not a huge Shakespeare fan, but it was kind of expected that anyone teaching English would hit on the Bard at SOME point. The post Golden Week unit he hoped would be more interesting.
As the last minute of class crawled by, Kenobi ended the day with, "...and NEXT time we meet, we'll get into a marginally more contemporary English author: Tolkein! He's one of my own personal favorite writers so-"
Whups, there's the bell. Kenobi spoke up so he could be heard over the noise of everyone scrambling to pack up everything and get the HECK out of here for Golden Week, "The assigned reading for your week off is the first six chapters of The Hobbit. Nothing too strenuous, so that should leave you all with plenty of time to enjoy your vacation!"
By the time he'd said that, most of the class was out the door, and the ones still there weren't really paying attention to him. Oh well, kids were like that. Kenobi made a note to leave a note online, so that once the rush of freedom wore off, anyone who cared to ACTUALLY study over break could do so.
Any students or fellow faculty who want to speak with him, now is probably your last chance before he clears out for his OWN Golden Week plans.
-2: The nightly grind-
Ben Kenobi Dreamer Saber, in his tan robes and white armor, is a pretty familiar sight in the Dream Sphere. He's not particularly expecting any trouble tonight, but it feels like there's been an uptick on confused newbies around lately, and if one of them gets into trouble, it'd be better to have someone who knows what they're doing around.
He's the kind of guy who likes to lurk, mysteriously, only stepping in when it seems like he has to, so if you ARE new to the Dream Sphere, it could be said to be a little disconcerting that there's some hooded figure hanging out on rooftops, watching you from a distance. He's very easy to misinterpret as a potential threat, especially if you're already on edge for whatever reason.
-3: The knightly grind-
At Kenobi's apartment, there was construction going on. Jackhammers running all hours of the day make concentrating impossible. Which is why Kenobi had packed up his paint and brushes and models and made his way to Dice and Dash, a local hobby shop/cafe. They had a couple of gaming tables in the back, and one of them had a half painted army of little guys spread out so he could work on painting them.
Are you a fellow player? Are you just surprised to see your English teacher having a life outside of school? Has playing Warhammer (Or "legally distinct from Warhammer tabletop war game." Do we even care about copyrights here?) always been something you were interested in? Are you just a nosy busy body?
Whatever the reason, it looks like he's putting the paintbrush down for a moment to stretch. The ideal time to actually say something!
⭐ When: Golden Week
⭐ Where: Promised Morning, The Dream Sphere, Dice and Dash
⭐ What: just life
-1: Last day of school BEFORE Golden Week-
The last class of the last day before a vacation is the one that no one wants to pay attention to. Unfortunately, Kenobi is a professional, and is imparting new knowledge about the English language to the students at Promised Morning all the way up to the last minute of class.
In deference to how NO ONE is paying attention to him, Kenobi is mainly covering review on what he covered over the last few months: A long segment on how to tell which vowels go where (no easy task), and a shorter segment about Shakespeare. Ben was admittedly not a huge Shakespeare fan, but it was kind of expected that anyone teaching English would hit on the Bard at SOME point. The post Golden Week unit he hoped would be more interesting.
As the last minute of class crawled by, Kenobi ended the day with, "...and NEXT time we meet, we'll get into a marginally more contemporary English author: Tolkein! He's one of my own personal favorite writers so-"
Whups, there's the bell. Kenobi spoke up so he could be heard over the noise of everyone scrambling to pack up everything and get the HECK out of here for Golden Week, "The assigned reading for your week off is the first six chapters of The Hobbit. Nothing too strenuous, so that should leave you all with plenty of time to enjoy your vacation!"
By the time he'd said that, most of the class was out the door, and the ones still there weren't really paying attention to him. Oh well, kids were like that. Kenobi made a note to leave a note online, so that once the rush of freedom wore off, anyone who cared to ACTUALLY study over break could do so.
Any students or fellow faculty who want to speak with him, now is probably your last chance before he clears out for his OWN Golden Week plans.
-2: The nightly grind-
He's the kind of guy who likes to lurk, mysteriously, only stepping in when it seems like he has to, so if you ARE new to the Dream Sphere, it could be said to be a little disconcerting that there's some hooded figure hanging out on rooftops, watching you from a distance. He's very easy to misinterpret as a potential threat, especially if you're already on edge for whatever reason.
-3: The knightly grind-
At Kenobi's apartment, there was construction going on. Jackhammers running all hours of the day make concentrating impossible. Which is why Kenobi had packed up his paint and brushes and models and made his way to Dice and Dash, a local hobby shop/cafe. They had a couple of gaming tables in the back, and one of them had a half painted army of little guys spread out so he could work on painting them.
Are you a fellow player? Are you just surprised to see your English teacher having a life outside of school? Has playing Warhammer (Or "legally distinct from Warhammer tabletop war game." Do we even care about copyrights here?) always been something you were interested in? Are you just a nosy busy body?
Whatever the reason, it looks like he's putting the paintbrush down for a moment to stretch. The ideal time to actually say something!
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"You have high expectations. Though that's usual for you," she says with a good-natured smile.
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"The Hobbit was written for children. I think they'll be able to manage."
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"It'll be good for them to actually read something instead of stringing grammar together like I did when I was in high school, honestly. And the really clever ones will be excited for the challenge. You might want to have a Japanese translation on hand for reference, though." She pauses.
"Not that I'm trying to tell you how to organize your lesson plan."
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Then he stuffed the book in his bag. "Probably only half of them will actually read it, but that's something to worry about next week."
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"Any plans for Golden Week?"
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A deep sigh.
"So...no, not particularly. I feel dreadfully boring."
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"That's just how being an adult is, I'm pretty sure."
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This was a risk. Letting someone like Misato know about your nerdier hobbies was just begging to make yourself an object of gossip. Or so Ben judged it.
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“Ah…not exactly that, no. I, um. I paint models. It’s something of a hobby.”
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"Or like, model planes?"
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Please appreciate that Ben isn't whipping out his phone right now. He has PHOTOS.
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She has... drinking?
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“Maybe don’t start with Warhammer, though. It’s a very expensive hobby.”
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She's probably just a 'nosy busybody', as Sam has always been more interested in painting miniatures for an entirely different tabletop game, but she can appreciate an artist when she sees one. Though his little guys are at least a little similar to hers. She's got less of them, though--more 'adventuring party plus bad guys' than an army.
Also she's not sure if he already has a refreshing beverage, but the offer couldn't hurt, right?
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Ben spent a moment adjusting his focus for things that were more than two inches tall. “Some tea would be good, actually. Black tea, preferably, with just a touch of cream.”
He actually finally looked at her. “Are you new here? Dreadfully sorry for asking only I’ve been coming here for years and I don’t believe I’ve met you before.”
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"Not really, but I didn't get to hang out at great lengths until I graduated, and even then I have a couple of jobs I do, so. I'm here now partly because I'm trying to get a gaming group together."
But even that was probably going to be pretty sporadic. Sam did sort of hope that the draw of having a game headed by a Dreamer would more than make up for it being more than a bit irregular in time frame.
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"Oh? What kind of game did you have in mind?" He asked, interested.
2 - feel free to decide what the Item is
but last time he saw him, Hooded Rooftop Guy had left something behind when he left his... posting. Levania had seen it glittering on the rooftop, and, curious, went and picked it up and kept it.
To a Dreamer, it was probably nothing. He could just dream it up again, if he really needed it. Maybe it wasn't so much a belonging, as a leftover of his presence...? Levania hasn't a clue. He just kept it. Now here's the guy who dropped it again, so he's decided he might as well try to give it back.
The weird big Figment is trying to wave at you to come down, Dreamer Saber. ]
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When he looked back and saw a figment following him, and a big one too, he barely thought about it. It was clearly a straggler, lost and of little danger by itself, but if it was allowed to join a larger pack, it might contribute to a nightmare forming and that was no good for anyone.
With a slight sigh, Saber turned around and started marching right towards it, drawing his flaming blue sword as he did.]
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...hm. It's been a little while since this happened.
This is a slow enough march toward him he has some time to think.
If he runs, the Dreamer will pick up speed. He cannot outrun him in the long term. He has boltholes all over the dreamsphere. The nearest one would be...
...behind the Dreamer steadily striding closer with purpose.
The second is farther, but would only involve turning on his tiny heel and sprinting straight, until it came time to try and duck secretly into the hiding place. ...fine. Fine, that's what he'll do. The day is young. Maybe he can handle the sprint.
The strange dream-creature backs up a few steps, slowly, the same pace as Saber -- then tears off running, Mystery Object still hugged to its chest. ]
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Saber ran after it, keeping pace while leaping from surreal building to surreal building, and occasionally back down to ground level. He wanted to see what it would do. Was it leading him into an ambush? Was it a new kind of torment they had never met before? There was still so much they didn't know about the Dream Sphere! Maybe he could capture it and drag it back for study!]
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He's not gonna be able to shake him like this.
It's a real duck to get in, but Levania detours into the entrance to the metro, frantically glancing around-- a convenient train would be perfect right now-- ]
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He landed easily. His sword was still in his hand, but the blade was not, at the moment, ignited. Just a simple hilt.]
Hello there!
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...he's still holding the prop phone. He puts it down on the floor, and gives it a good shove in Saber's direction, making a real skittering racket as it slides his way. ]
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…You’re not a torment, are you?
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I am not, Dreamer.
I am Levania.
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[Saber groaned at himself.]
Well, I've made a right proper fool of myself, haven't I?
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Slightly.
...You often patrol the city. I have seen you.
You have not seen me.
[ the bug is sure judgey ]
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Figments generally aren't coherent enough to have a conversation with, though. Who are you?
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[ you said that already. ]
I resemble a Figment, as I am not solely of this place. I am awake, but I never wake. But I am not a Dreamer.
[ He's got something like a sandglass jangling around attached to one of his antennae, though. ]
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[A mystery! Saber loves mysteries!]
I’m Saber. Do you come to this part of the Dream Sphere often? Are there others like you?