[ When Mikado finally comes to, he realizes that he's no longer in that uncomfortable Malnosso cell, but rather sprawled out even more uncomfortably in the snow. It takes a few moments for it to register that he's finally out and in the familiar scenery of the town square
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[And Frey will grab a bundle of blankets, a jacket, and rush off out the door after Kida.]
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When he finally sees Masaomi he tries to smile over at his direction. ]
Masao...
[ ...that look, he's seen that look once before. Forcing that smile some more just so Masaomi doesn't look so much like that. ]
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He's yet to say anything yet, but he is closing the last bit of distance towards his friend. What did they- how could they do this?]
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Er. It looks like you've got quite a few friends coming.
[You didn't tell me you came with a small army, boy!]
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Ah, it looks like it...
[ Nope, no armies here in Luceti! But, his gaze wanders to the yellow scarf around Masaomi's neck and. ...oh, you really didn't have to worry so much, man... ]
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[He doesn't see any blood. Were there broken bones....?] Ah.... and thank you for finding him, Mr....?
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But his eyes wander back to Masaomi, and he's not even going to try to hide the worry on his face. There are about a billion things he could say to him right now but none of them leave his mouth. This might not be the right time anyway; he'll save it for later.
So he'll go ahead and answer Frey's question, ] For s-some reason, my legs can't move. I... I don't know if it's frostbite, or... [ hint: it's not ]
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Well then. As long as I get the blankets back. Take care of him.
[He says this with a slightly dazed smile. Anyone who's been in Luceti long enough can probably smell a new feather a mile away, and this one is clearly still getting used to strange sights. Healing magic? Anyway, he nods warmly toward Mikado, trying to blink the afterimages of a long-gone friend out of his eyes.]
Pleasure to meet you, Mikado.
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