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[Tear was sitting on a bench, attempting to write her letter to Rise when the snow began to fall softly from the sky, prompting her to look up and observe its fall down toward the village. She can't refrain from smiling a little, though the snow also serves as a reminder that makes her expression turn wistful.
Though it takes a long while before she actually does it, Tear reaches toward her journal and opens it, pausing for several moments before finally addressing the other villagers.]
I know it might be too early to think about this, but does anyone plan to organize a flower viewing? I know we had such an event last year involving the cherry tree, though I'm not aware of any other similar gatherings we celebrate here.
... I think it'd be nice to do something like that again.
[That isn't the only thing occupying her mind, though. Quietly she begins to build a filter for her next message, not wanting too many people asking questions.]
[Filtered to Freyjadour - 50%]
Freyjadour… Could we arrange a meeting? Preferably today. [She doesn't even know why she was overwhelmed with the sudden desire to see him, though she could certainly understand why.]
Though it takes a long while before she actually does it, Tear reaches toward her journal and opens it, pausing for several moments before finally addressing the other villagers.]
I know it might be too early to think about this, but does anyone plan to organize a flower viewing? I know we had such an event last year involving the cherry tree, though I'm not aware of any other similar gatherings we celebrate here.
... I think it'd be nice to do something like that again.
[That isn't the only thing occupying her mind, though. Quietly she begins to build a filter for her next message, not wanting too many people asking questions.]
[Filtered to Freyjadour - 50%]
Freyjadour… Could we arrange a meeting? Preferably today. [She doesn't even know why she was overwhelmed with the sudden desire to see him, though she could certainly understand why.]
